Let's say we've got two graphs and we want to compare the two of them. In that context, we'd graph both of them and make observations. However, in Mathematix, after you've let go of the output node on your second graph, we've got two green graphs. What if we wanted to distinguish these graphs visually?
A good solution might be a feature to add different colors to the graph. For example, we have the handy graph preview that shows a light red graph. You can tell the difference between the two graphs since they're different colors!
Considering that the output node has mint green at the top, maybe that could be where the color of the graph is changed? To anyone who's reading this, let me know if you think it's a good idea!
Let's say we've got two graphs and we want to compare the two of them. In that context, we'd graph both of them and make observations. However, in Mathematix, after you've let go of the output node on your second graph, we've got two green graphs. What if we wanted to distinguish these graphs visually?
A good solution might be a feature to add different colors to the graph. For example, we have the handy graph preview that shows a light red graph. You can tell the difference between the two graphs since they're different colors!
Considering that the output node has mint green at the top, maybe that could be where the color of the graph is changed? To anyone who's reading this, let me know if you think it's a good idea!