All the parameters of the chart and the data itself can be animated. The many (hundreds!) of parameters give animatable control over the appearance and dimensions of the grid and axes, allowing zooming into and out of data.
Data — even animated data — can be imported via a CSV file (UTF-8 encoded) or can be resampled from an image of a chart.
Draw 15 different types of object
Curve — a simple XY plot of data.
Region — a box defined by X&Y min and max parameters.
Fill — draws the area under and/or above an XY plot, to a Y-value.
Label — draws labels at points defined by X/Y data. Can be either based on values or imported text data.
Marker — draw shapes at points defined by X/Y data.
Sprite — use a layer as a source for a marker.
V-sprite — use an animated or video layer as a source for a marker, but vary the frame used based on X/Y values.
Area2 — draws a gradient between two X/Y data series.
Area3 – draws a 3-point gradient between three X/Y data series.
Line column — draws vertical lines to points defined by an X/Y series.
Error line — draws vertical ‘error’ lines between two X/Y series (i.e. min & max error).
Guide1D — draws either a horizontal or vertical line at a certain value on the chart, with label.
Guide 2D — draws a point on a chart, with an arrow and label.
Measure — draws lines and arrows at an offset, between two points on a chart, with label
Bar — creates the bars of a bar chart, based on a series of Y values.
Features
Primary and secondary vertical axes. (No grid available on the secondary axis.)
Chart and axis titles.
Text-based labels or numbers-based horizontal axis.
Scalable axes alow the dynamic creation of grid lines and axis labels.
Optional digit grouping and decimal point characters.
