Currently, a node is filled with color based on the min and max performance numbers that could possibly be used to reach that node. When the min and max aren't equal, the current gradient is not intuitive and is difficult to read. Find out if it's possible to use two colors instead (e.g. fill from the bottom to the min with black and from the min to the max with grey), and if so, implement it.
Further, provide some kind of key that explains what these fills mean, and provide an option to turn the entire feature on and off (both probably in the "Model" tab itself).
[Issue created by ohmann: 2014-01-23]
[Last updated on bitbucket: 2015-01-11]
[Comment created by ohmann: 2015-01-11]
No longer relevant, as the node fill feature no longer exists.
Currently, a node is filled with color based on the min and max performance numbers that could possibly be used to reach that node. When the min and max aren't equal, the current gradient is not intuitive and is difficult to read. Find out if it's possible to use two colors instead (e.g. fill from the bottom to the min with black and from the min to the max with grey), and if so, implement it.
Further, provide some kind of key that explains what these fills mean, and provide an option to turn the entire feature on and off (both probably in the "Model" tab itself).
[Issue created by ohmann: 2014-01-23] [Last updated on bitbucket: 2015-01-11]
[Comment created by ohmann: 2015-01-11] No longer relevant, as the node fill feature no longer exists.