Viewing a histogram corresponding to the plotted data would enable much more in-depth analysis, as well as clarifying various statistics that may not be visibly apparent.
Given that the data is all stored in a Pandas dataframe, constructing a histogram from it should be relatively straightforward.
It would be fantastic to allow the histogram to only apply to the currently visible nodes, however the shader-based culling may make this difficult.
Some examples of use cases:
Number of nodes per material
Distribution of damage values (e.g. "It looks like a lot of damage, but how much material is actually affected?")
Viewing a histogram corresponding to the plotted data would enable much more in-depth analysis, as well as clarifying various statistics that may not be visibly apparent. Given that the data is all stored in a Pandas dataframe, constructing a histogram from it should be relatively straightforward. It would be fantastic to allow the histogram to only apply to the currently visible nodes, however the shader-based culling may make this difficult. Some examples of use cases: