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fenix-hub / godot-engine.easy-charts

A Godot Engine addon for plotting general purpose charts. A collection of Control, 2D and 3D Nodes to plot every chart possible.
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[BUG] Charts don't work #48

Closed tavurth closed 2 years ago

tavurth commented 3 years ago

Describe the bug I wanted to try this library out so I downloaded it, but when trying to load even the examples I get errors because of misnamed files (i.e. LineChart.tscn is actually named line_chart.tscn)

I see you're going through some refactoring but it would be cool to have the master branch at a useable version.

To Reproduce Steps to reproduce the behavior:

  1. Go to 'github.com'
  2. Click on 'clone'
  3. Scroll down to 'your project'
  4. Try to create a chart

Expected behavior That the master branch holds a stable version

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fenix-hub commented 3 years ago

Hi @tavurth , Thanks for this issue. I'll manage to update this plugin as soon as possible to make it usable. I have been waiting for a contributor to release some changes, but we are both pretty busy, so the plugin has been left behind for a while.

sairam4123 commented 2 years ago

It's been long time, I have been trying to get it working, is there any alternatives to this project?

fenix-hub commented 2 years ago

@sairam4123 @tavurth Name mismatches are now solved, you can use LineChart with no issues whatsoever now ;)

sairam4123 commented 2 years ago

Can you show how to use this project? I have been trying to draw a line chart for my pandemic Simulator.

I have dynamic runtime data, x for population and y for time (in days).

I have 3 data to plot, susceptible, infected, recovered. I tried enabling the are_values_columns, but I have to upto 3 days of data to plot the graph, It'd be much better if there was a way to plot the graph with 1 days of data.

Thanks!

fenix-hub commented 2 years ago

@sairam4123 sure I can help you!! do you mind joining my Discord so we can have a chat there? or if you prefer you can use the discussion tabs here.