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negopus

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Grids in Visualization Studio
« on: December 05, 2003, 05:12:03 pm »

As I am an engineer, I would like to see reference grids indicating units and scales in spectrum analyzers and oscilloscopes. A matching color coding between oscilloscope and spectrum analyzer would be interesting, as it would allow to "see" correlations between time domain and frequency domain.

My favorite visualization, a combination of oscilloscope and spectrum analyzer, is attached. I would like to add reference grids to it.

I have simply cut and pasted the content of Negopus.mjv file, that happens to be a plain text file. Is there a better way to upload it and make it available to other users?

BTW: oscilloscope takes 65% of the screen height, and I never seen its bars going out of its boundary. What is the corresponding signal ampliture?

Negopus.

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Negopus.mjv
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<MJV Version="1.0">
<Component GUID="36267E6D-70E1-435e-9E2A-428EEA2D3C7E" Name="Flush">
<Properties>
<OnEquation>on=1</OnEquation>
<Color>0x000000</Color>
<Rectangle>0,0,1,1</Rectangle>
<FlushEquation>f=1;</FlushEquation>
</Properties>
</Component>
<Component GUID="B21F9002-EF2E-4d5b-9D40-F61B8F3B34D8" Name="Spectrum Analyzer">
<Properties>
<OnEquation>on=1</OnEquation>
<DrawSource>0</DrawSource>
<Channels>0</Channels>
<DrawPeaks>1</DrawPeaks>
<DrawBars>1</DrawBars>
<Mirrored>0</Mirrored>
<ImageFile>COVER_ART</ImageFile>
<PeakGravity>128</PeakGravity>
<BarGravity>8192</BarGravity>
<PeakTerminalVelocity>0</PeakTerminalVelocity>
<BarTerminalVelocity>0</BarTerminalVelocity>
<PeakThrowForce>0</PeakThrowForce>
<FFTElements>512</FFTElements>
<FrequencyScale>8</FrequencyScale>
<TopWeight>0</TopWeight>
<UpScale>100</UpScale>
<BarWidth>0.02</BarWidth>
<BarSpacing>0</BarSpacing>
<PeakHeight>0</PeakHeight>
<PeakColor>0xFF0000</PeakColor>
<Gradient>{3, 1} [0x00FF00,0xFFFF00,0xFF0000]</Gradient>
<MainRectangle>0,0,1,1</MainRectangle>
</Properties>
</Component>
<Component GUID="01F7B01F-B355-4152-83D6-DBEB8CE7C8D4" Name="Oscilloscope">
<Properties>
<OnEquation>on=1</OnEquation>
<LineEquation>x1=0;y1=.175;x2=1;y2=.175;</LineEquation>
<Gradient>{2, 1} [0x00FF00,0xFFFF00]</Gradient>
<FillStyle>2</FillStyle>
<DrawStyle>1</DrawStyle>
<Channel>0</Channel>
<MaxHeight>0.175</MaxHeight>
</Properties>
</Component>
<Component GUID="01F7B01F-B355-4152-83D6-DBEB8CE7C8D4" Name="Oscilloscope">
<Properties>
<OnEquation>on=1</OnEquation>
<LineEquation>x1=0;y1=.35;x2=1;y2=.35;</LineEquation>
<Gradient>{1, 1} [0x007F00]</Gradient>
<FillStyle>0</FillStyle>
<DrawStyle>0</DrawStyle>
<Channel>0</Channel>
<MaxHeight>0.</MaxHeight>
</Properties>
</Component>
<Component GUID="01F7B01F-B355-4152-83D6-DBEB8CE7C8D4" Name="Oscilloscope">
<Properties>
<OnEquation>on=1</OnEquation>
<LineEquation>x1=0;y1=.0;x2=1;y2=.0;</LineEquation>
<Gradient>{1, 1} [0x007F00]</Gradient>
<FillStyle>0</FillStyle>
<DrawStyle>0</DrawStyle>
<Channel>0</Channel>
<MaxHeight>0.</MaxHeight>
</Properties>
</Component>
</MJV>
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Re:Grids in Visualization Studio
« Reply #1 on: May 06, 2004, 02:18:08 pm »

Excellant. I wish I could find more visis!

Regards, Tab
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Re: Grids in Visualization Studio
« Reply #2 on: March 03, 2005, 07:53:50 pm »

Hi Negopus, if youre still reading this.

I've solved most of the grid problems, but not all.

With grids:
Oscilloscope
Barmeter

Without grids, but grids expected:
VU meter

Cant do meaningful grids for:
Spectran.

If a JR developer is reading this, and knows how Spectran is scaled on some particular set of settings, maybe I could add scales and incorporate it into an improved technical panel.

Tab

http://tabby.i8.com/Gallery10.html
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