Description

History:

Drag and drop the user widget into your UI and provide a dataset to display, and that’s all!

Refer to the documentation to see the list of available features and customization options.

Setup the appearance of the widget using settings structures, no code required:

Show as many datasets as you want on the widget, update data in real time for dynamic charts.

Trigger events for mouse hovering and click events on any dataset value.

Comes with an additional user widget “sampling” a given dataset rendering (allowing creating a graph legend UI for instance).

Fully written in C++ for best performances when working with huge datasets.

All methods and parameters are accessible both from C++ and Blueprint.

Features:

Embed the widget as any user widget in your user interface
Show as many datasets as you want
Update a datasets content at any time (including changing the length of it)
Fit to data or manual display range
Configure X / Y axis (visibility, color, thickness, shadows, outlines, name)
Configure background grids (grid size, horizontal / vertical grid lines visibility, color, thickness, shadows outlines), add several grids with various sizes
Configure text labels on vertical / horizontal axis (position, color, size, unit text)
Provide custom horizontal labels for nonlinear values or custom values
Mouse events triggering (hover and click)
Configure appearance of each dataset: Color, thickness, shadows, outlines
Add Dots image on each dataset value
Animate display of a dataset (drawn from left to right)
Show / hide dataset dynamically.
Update dataset rendering options dynamically.
Use the dedicated “Sample” widget to draw a sample line and dots of a dataset

Refer to the documentation to see the list of available features and customization options.

Included formats