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draw line or other boundary on the xy graphic

hi everyone,

cuold you tell me how to draw the line, circle or other boundery on the xy graphic (graphic in control mode), if the xy graphic is changed to control mode. i tried to draw it but not success.

thanks so much.
Tung

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Hello tungu123,

I am very sorry but I am a little confused about your question.  Would you mind clarifying your question a little more?  Are you talking about the X-Y Graph in LabVIEW or is this something related to Motion?  If it deals with the attributes available for different LabVIEW controls such as the X-Y graph then you can post your question in the LabVIEW Forum.  If this is motion related then I apologize and ask you to either explain in more detail or/and post a picture of what you are talking about.  Thanks and have a great day.

Regards,
Mark T
Applications Engineer
National Instruments
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thanks Mart,

in this case, the xy graph is changed to control condition (normally it is in indicator condition). i will use mouse to draw the circle, line.. on this xy graph. but i can not draw with this case.
if i can draw, next step i will get thes data of thi\ese circles, lines.. analysis them and export to stepper motors to  make the model moving in 2d axis.

sincerely,
Tung
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Hello tungu123,

There is actually a very simple example that is shipped with LabVIEW that shows how you can draw on an X-Y graph.  You then need only to use the output array of clusters in the example to get all of the points.  The name of the example is:  "Draw Graph With Events".  You can find it by searching for the title in the example finder.  This should get you started.  I hope this helps.  Thanks and have a great day.

Regards,
Mark T
Applications Engineer
National Instruments
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