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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[FEATURE] would be awesome to actually have examples #98

Closed dinopanagos closed 8 months ago

dinopanagos commented 8 months ago

Example page is all over the place, took a few hours tried to get it to work but way too difficult for a plugin. Should be able to instantiate one of the chart nodes and pass in properties and values in code, just way to messy. Not worth the time, gave it a chance, thnx mate. if the examples pages changes will give it another go

fenix-hub commented 8 months ago

Hi, there are already some examples in the project. You can find them in the examples folder.

dinopanagos commented 8 months ago

Werent clear enough, plugin should be out of the box plug in play w clear example. This too all over the place. Made a custom solution in about 2 hours. Will turn it into a plugin. Thanks for the foundation though. 👍

fenix-hub commented 8 months ago

You are welcome

chaojian-zhang commented 7 months ago

Werent clear enough, plugin should be out of the box plug in play w clear example. This too all over the place. Made a custom solution in about 2 hours. Will turn it into a plugin. Thanks for the foundation though. 👍

@dinopanagos Any information on your "custom solution in about 2 hours" (A github link maybe)? Would be helpful if you can shed some light on what's the approach for a custom implementation as well. Thanks!

dinopanagos commented 6 months ago

@chaojian-zhang sorry my repos are private since they are for prod game dev, but yeah i was able to crank out my own charting global script that takes in new params to make it way more simple, also made it so you can choose to add a number/date to the points. Did it all with drawing lines with the ability to draw mini dots/circles on connecting lines on the plot. Just 100x easier then having to add all these files and jargon, its just one simple singleton you can reference.

Note: this is just for a line graph, didnt need any other graphs as of yet.