My chart:
http://jsfiddle.net/gh/get/jquery/1.9.1/highslide-software/highcharts.com/tree/master/samples/highcharts/demo/3d-scatter-draggable/
beta:
I think that the value "beta" of 3d draggable scatter chart, is at half of xAxis (so at the half of "max-width")..
alpha:
but alpha ? where is the center of rotation for Alpha ?
I ask you this, because i would like to add an image that rotates together the chart, when i rotate the chart.
And to transform the image i must to know many things as Alpha and beta...
Thanks!
The beta/alpha are rotation angles by x / y axis.
Docs:
http://api.highcharts.com/highcharts#chart.options3d.alpha
http://api.highcharts.com/highcharts#chart.options3d.beta
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In GeoGebra, can you plot the abscissa (xAxis) vertically and the ordinate (yAxis) horizontally?
I need this, since I like to visualise an inverse. Since I also like to visualise an Area between different values, I need an IntegralBetween for an interval on y's (so re-interpreting x as y does not work). In addition the function is very tall, so I like to have the layout rotated by 90 degrees.
In GeoGebra's 2D view x always refers to the horizontal and y to the vertical axes. You can however shade the area between two functions in y using inequalities with zero line thickness
Can I rotate a chart? I need x on vertical axis and y on horizontal axis.
Can I change x value to vertical axis and y value to horizontal axis?
Or can I rotate of the component TChart (xy values stay standard and I flip component 90)?
Thank you.
The easiest solution would probably be to use swap your values or add your X values as YValues and add your y values as XValues.
Ie, let's say you have your X values in an array called Xdata and your Y values in an array called Ydata. You could add your values with this:
Series1->AddXY(Ydata, Xdata);
Maybe I can write - i used a line(fast line) chart.
There
[IMG]http://i68.tinypic.com/29atrw5.png[/IMG]
is Classical graph and image if I rotate it. If I change x-y values as You wrote I get wrong image.
y = f(x) so it paint for x=1, x=2, ... but i need paint x = f(y) for y=1, y=2, y=3
I need something as is point chart - connect handly in paint
I'm not sure if it is possible change axis or rotate component teeChart.
I probably use TImage and will paint it into image.
today i find that teechart have a series "horiz line" (https://www.steema.com/files/public/teechart/java/v1/docs/Tutorials/tutorial1.htm).
But licence is expensive for our company (https://www.steema.com/buy). We need only one chart with this axes.
Do you know if can I install only some update into BCB 6?
I just need a little push. I have a chart with a series as a tpointseries. I am having difficultly in figuring out how to draw the series as a polygon/rectangle.
When I mean polygon or rectangular, you have 4 corners (bottom_left X/Y, top_left X/Y, top_right X/Y and bottom_right XY) which create 4 lines and fill the area between those 4 corners.
Thanks in advanced.
1) Create series of TChartShape type with rectangle style and add shape with needed coordinates
2) Draw rectangle on chart canvas in OnAfterDraw event handler
I have made a windgauge with a beaufort scale (see http://meteo-alkmaar.dyndns.org/sl/af.html ).
Is there a way to center the labels between the ticks.(the green scale)
Thanks
Theo
Hi I am using HighStock 1.2.4
I do have multiple series and separate yAxis for each series. I am calculating height and topPadding and creating stacked series.
Now, I am facing two problems.
I have used rotation with yAxis to rotate labels but its not rendering correctly.
Example: http://jsfiddle.net/mhardik/uZaWz/9/
I have also used rotation for X Axis labels, but the last series position is getting messed with X Axis Labels.
http://jsfiddle.net/mhardik/uZaWz/10/
1) I'm not sure why it's not rendering correctly, if you want to move a little to the left use x: property for title.
2) First, I think you need to set proper align for xAxis.labels (right). Then make higher chart to make sure you have enough space for a chart.
And jsFiddle: http://jsfiddle.net/Fusher/uZaWz/12/