07-12-2018 02:06 PM
Hello GybrushThreepwood,
Is the phantom data that you see selectable? If not, then this is likely only a video artifact and will not affect the plot at all. If you place a new graph down does the issue persist?
Also, you might also try posting your question as a new thread. This will result in more community visibility which will lead to more conversation about this problem.
07-16-2018 12:49 AM
Dear Gerald,
Thanks 4 the reply! I think im fine with the behavior, I mean I can live with that.
Solution 1: I just set all the plots to a "non-single pixel" representation via property node.
Indeed it is a plot that i probably have loaded from an earlier version of labview. I just checked a new x,y plot with calculated data if something similar occurs. There seem to be no problems at all: Not a Solution 2: I tried to just replace the graphs with new ones! But the strange behavior is still there!
For those who might find some similar problem I've attached a png. You see the data (white points), and a fit (red squares). When you zoom in then if you are in a 1-2 measurement point range then it starts to show extra pixel points. If you zoom further more points occur on different positions. I wanted to check the fit by looking at the graph.. therefore i was suprised! But if one knows the behavior its no problem at all. Especially with the easy solution. BTW: The error pixel color changes as the plot point color is changed. Export data from the graph do not include error data!
Best Regards, Gybrush
07-16-2018 07:01 AM
@GybrushThreepwood wrote:: Not a Solution 2: I tried to just replace the graphs with new ones! But the strange behavior is still there!
Be sure you aren't just do a "replace" of one graph with the other. Drop down a new graph, delete the old, and fix up the wiring in your block diagram The problem with a replace is that the "new" control/indicator often inherits properties from the old one and if there was a problem with the old one, maybe that issue gets transferred to the new one.