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Line Chart

Use this component to make a line chart in the Rhino scene of any data with a ladybug header on it.

Inputs

NameIDDescriptionType
Input Data_inputDataA list of input data to plot. This should usually be data out of the "Ladybug_Average Data" component or monthly data from an energy simulation but can also be hourly or daily data from the "Ladybug_Import EPW." However, it is recommended that you use the "Ladybug_3D Chart" component for daily or hourly data as this is usually a bit clearer.Goo
Chart TypechartType_An integer that sets the type of chart that will be drawn. Choose from the following options: 0 = Normal - Data will be plotted as polylines right next to each other. 1 = Stacked - Data will be plotted as lines stacked on top of one another. 2 = Stacked Area - Data will be plotted as filled areas stacked on top of one another.Goo
Alt TitlealtTitle_An optional text string to replace the default title of the chart of the chart. The default is set to pick out the location of the data connected to 'inputData.'Goo
Alt YAxis TitlealtYAxisTitle_An optional text string to replace the default Y-Axis label of the chart. This can also be a list of 2 y-axis titles if there are two different types of data connected to _inputData. The default is set to pick out the names of the first (and possibly the second) list connected to the 'inputData.'Goo
Base Point_basePoint_An optional point with which to locate the 3D chart in the Rhino Model. The default is set to the Rhino origin at (0,0,0).Goo
X Scale_xScale_The scale of the X axis of the graph. The default is set to 1 and this will plot the X axis with a length of 120 Rhino model units (for 12 months of the year).Goo
Y Scale_yScale_The scale of the Y axis of the graph. The default is set to 1 and this will plot the Y axis with a length of 50 Rhino model units.Goo
Legend ParlegendPar_Optional legend parameters from the Ladybug Legend Parameters component.Goo
Bake ItbakeIt_An integer that tells the component if/how to bake the bojects in the Rhino scene. The default is set to 0. Choose from the following options: 0 (or False) - No geometry will be baked into the Rhino scene (this is the default). 1 (or True) - The geometry will be baked into the Rhino scene as a colored hatch and Rhino text objects, which facilitates easy export to PDF or vector-editing programs. 2 - The geometry will be baked into the Rhino scene as colored meshes, which is useful for recording the results of paramteric runs as light Rhino geometry.Goo

Outputs

NameIDDescriptionType
OutreadMe!...String
Data MeshdataMeshA list of meshes that represent the different input data.Goo
Data CurvesdataCurvesA list of curves that represent the different input data.Goo
Data Crv ColorsdataCrvColorsA list of colors that correspond to the dataCurves above. Hook this up to the 'swatch' input of the native Grasshopper 'Preview' component and the curves above up to the 'geometry input to preview the curves with their repective color.Goo
Graph AxesgraphAxesA list of curves representing the axes of the chart.Goo
Graph LabelsgraphLabelsA list of text meshes representing the time periods corresponding to the input dataGoo
TitletitleA title for the chart. By default, this is just the location of the data but you can input a custom title with the altTitle_ input.Goo
Title Base PttitleBasePtThe title base point, which can be used to move the title in relation to the chart with the grasshopper "move" component.Goo
LegendlegendA legend of the chart that tells what each connected data stram's color is. Connect this output to a grasshopper "Geo" component in order to preview the legend in the Rhino scene.Goo
Legend Base PtlegendBasePtThe legend base point, which can be used to move the legend in relation to the chart with the grasshopper "move" component.Goo

Video Tutorials

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