As normal for Line meter, the value points are nearly adjacent to each other having horizontal space(x-axis) of around 1 px only,
This looks quite undesirable for such wide graph, Is there a way increase the horizontal distance between two value point.
Last edited by SparkShredder on December 15th, 2018, 12:33 pm, edited 1 time in total.
For now, i made graph a bit more open, by putting UpdateDivider=5 on Measure, while keeping Update=100 in [Rainmter] section.
But, it looks more like a diagram of buildings of varying heights.
SparkShredder wrote: ↑December 15th, 2018, 9:57 amIs there a way increase the horizontal distance between two value point.
Use TransformationMatrix.
Use something like TransformationMatrix=#scale#; 0; 0; 1; #X#; 0. #X# in your case would be 0, because, well, X=0.
Set W to (#workareawidth#-20) / #scale#. scale can be anything you want.
rxtd wrote: ↑December 15th, 2018, 10:45 am
Use TransformationMatrix.
Use something like TransformationMatrix=#scale#; 0; 0; 1; #X#; 0. #X# in your case would be 0, because, well, X=0.
Set W to (#workareawidth#-20) / #scale#. scale can be anything you want.
I'd add a TransformStroke=Fixedoption to the [MeterCPUHisto] Line meter, which
Determines how the line (stroke) width is treated when TransformationMatrix is used on the meter.
I also would use a Scale variable even if you know exactly how would you like to scale the meter. This variable would make your work much easier if anytime later you'll want to rescale the meter. If you want this, just replace the TransformationMatrix option of the [MeterCPUHisto] meter and the Formula option of the [MeasureGraphX] measure with the following ones: