Define Charts from the GUI

[admin]

Just released version allows to define charts from the GUI. Feature can be found on tab "Graphs - Define Charts" and is still experimental. I am rather sure that there are still bugs in there. Please report findings in this thread.

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Explanation of settings can be found in metachart definition here: https://www.meteobridge.com/wiki/index. ... Definition

[paul_1055]

Great job!

2 things caught my eye

1. Spelling mistake in foreground
2. When selecting the 'min' selector, it always goes back to 'max'

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[admin]

Thanks. Fixed with just released update.

[mthiessen]

Great new feature. Thank you.

The language doesn't show as English even if "English" is selected.

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[admin]

It does not automatically convert your texts. The language selector is about texts you don't type in yourself like date/time formats, name of months, week days, etc.

[Gyvate]

Great job!

2 things caught my eye

1. Spelling mistake in foreground
2. When selecting the 'min' selector, it always goes back to 'max'

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not sure if this already caught the developer's eye: the German version of "Fill" is either "füllen" oder "Füllung" - in both cases with two "l"
In the picture above it's still with one "l" only - it's a beauty thing though

[mthiessen]

It does not automatically convert your texts. The language selector is about texts you don't type in yourself like date/time formats, name of months, week days, etc.

I'm afraid I don't quite understand. How do I change labels like "Termperatur" and "Luftfeuchte" to English?

[admin]

It does not automatically convert your texts. The language selector is about texts you don't type in yourself like date/time formats, name of months, week days, etc.

I'm afraid I don't quite understand. How do I change labels like "Termperatur" and "Luftfeuchte" to English?

You change it in the definition of the chart "test". Can we please come back to the topic which is about defining charts on "Graphs - Define Charts" tab?

[admin]

Just released features allows to define multi-panel charts like the predefined "all-in-one" charts.

Example Definition:

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Resulting chart (evaluated with resolution "min" for last 24 hours):

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[andlil]

Thank you for this sudden burst of features but my uptime is really suffering from all these updates

[andlil]

Could you make it possible to get the time axis selectable on each panel? Right now I have 4 panels and the time axis is at the very bottom of the entire graph.

//A

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[admin]

Thank you for this sudden burst of features but my uptime is really suffering from all these updates

The new graphing options should not interfere with data logging as I did not touch there anything. However, when you are interested into the new features and their further development, a few more reboots might come ahead.

[admin]

Could you make it possible to get the time axis selectable on each panel? Right now I have 4 panels and the time axis is at the very bottom of the entire graph.

Just released update allows to define per panel if the date&time data is shown on X-axis via "Date" selector. Last panel does always show date&time data.

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[andlil]

I'll gladly reboot if this is to continue.

Is it possible to get cardinals (NWSE) as a compliment to degrees in wind direction?

I actually really like the allinone-wind1st chart but I see no way of recreating the rain graph (the blue ticks at the bottom) in the new GUI, I can only choose rain0total and rain0rate, I think rainfall and cumulated rain would be interesting.

[admin]

rain0total is accumulated rain. Doesn't it delver the expected result?