Graph Module- Easily draw graphs of your data

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#14

Thanks for this awesome module.
I created a graph calculator using this :sweat_smile:
I hope you like it man!

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#15

I love it! Thanks for sharing this with me!

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#16

Out of interest, how do you deal with the huge amounts of frames? Do you reuse them, and if so how? (i.e. Re-parenting them, changing transparency, changing the ZIndex etc.)

#17

Nope, it completely destroys and recreates them every re-render.

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#18

This is really helpful, I’ve written some 1D compressible flow simulation for some coursework and can use this to make nice graphs! Is there anyway to get a numbered X axis like you have inside your benchmarker plugin?

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#19

Glad to hear you’re finding a nice use for this.

The Benchmarker plugin uses the core of this module, but very heavily altered for its specific use.

This module takes an array of size N and displays it across the whole X axis. It essentially treats the X axis as 0 - N, so you would need to define your “real” X axis values specifically. It might be easier to just write the X axis values under the graph from the script that calls the graph, since that layer knows the real X values.

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#20

Great resource! The simplistic and modern design makes it easy-to-use and it fits well with most projects.

My personal usecase:

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#21

Looks cool, happy to see you’re finding use for it. Just be careful that your market game doesn’t break Roblox’s TOS on gambling!

#22

It uses in-game currency and there aren’t any cashouts or anything so we should be fine

#23

Found what might be a slight issue. The cursor blocks out the number at certain times image

Is it possible to add an X axis? My specific use-case would be for showing the specific time each price point occurred at.

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#24 
local graphModule = require(script.graphModule)

local Frame = Instance.new("Frame")
Frame.Size = UDim2.fromScale(1,1)

Frame.Parent = script.Parent

local graph = graphModule.new(Frame)

local Data = {Example = {}}

graph.Data = Data

for i= 1, 10 do
	table.insert(Data.Example, i)
end

this simple script has cause this error:
Script timeout: exhausted allowed execution time

is it intended behavior or an error?

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I’m using your module to display graphs with real time data but this error causes issues

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#25

Hey, I’m also trying to display data in real time with this but I get the same problem.

#27

you forgot to add wait() in the for loops

#28

This is cool but I am kinda confused, question how do I made it work like task manager I mean like I want to make a temp history monitor that updates each 10 seconds, I want the graph to show different of the current temp and 10 seconds earlier, to do that I made a variable that will be updated to the last temp that it checks so means when it updating the graph it will take the last 10 sec earlier record and the current temp while it’s updating it and show the graph of it, it’s kinda confuse on how I trying to explain it but u will understand eventually, it’s something like this

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#29

actually nvm my friend help me out

#30

I’m having a size issue where the lines and the plot points don’t line up. This bug only happens when the Frame it’s parented on is using Scale instead of Offset.

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This is what it looks like on any size of Offset, this is equivalent to my Player’s UDim2.fromScale(1, 1,). Nothing goes wrong here.

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Then, when converted to Scale (any size) the lines seem to only utilize the top left portion of the graph, meanwhile the dots respect Scale.

#31

Hi, thanks for your module.
I’m doing some initial tests and I noticed some discrepancies regarding the numbers and what is drawn on the graph:

local Graph = require(script.Graph)
local Data = { -- This will draw two lines named "LineA" and "LineB" that cross in the center
	LineA = {0,4,2,3,8,5,1,7,3,9};
	LineB = {9,8,7,6,15,5,4,3,2,0};
}

-- Create the graph and give it the data
local GraphHandler = Graph.new(script.Parent.Frame)
GraphHandler.Resolution = 10
GraphHandler.BaselineZero = false
GraphHandler.Data = Data

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Both arrays contain 10 elements and GraphHandler.Resolution was set to 10.
However:

  1. LineB starts with 9 but the graph is showing 8 as the first value
  2. The 5th element of LineB is 15, but it is not being considered, nor is the vertical dimension being calculated to find 15.
  3. Since LineA comes alphabetically before LineB, they should be displayed in an orderly fashion in the header.

Anyway, it’s an excellent contribution and only the first two points are relevant.
How can I solve these problems?

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#32

Is there any way I can make this graph work with Ping? GetNetworkPing

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#33

The github link no longer works.

#34

Fixed, thanks for calling it out

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