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From: Jon M on 12 Mar 2007 13:10
Hi sergsergserg, There is no native waterfall graph in CVI. Three workarounds exist at the moment:- Use a CW3DGraph from the ActiveX control palette. Each plot of 2D
data could be plotted in a plane defined by a constant. For example, if
I was plotting y1 = sin (x) and y2 = cos(x), I could graph one plot on
z = 1 and the other at z = 2. With the 3D Graph positioned well, this
would result in a waterfall graph.
- Create a DLL from a LabVIEW ActiveX control, for instance the LabVIEW Sound and Vibration Toolkit has the graph as an ActiveX control. You could build it into a DLL from LabVIEW and then call that from CVI. This would require both LabVIEW and the SVT Toolkit.
- Use a 3rd party ActiveX control
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