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sylvie	Posted - 01 Aug 2006 : 04:33:21 Hi, I have a scroll frame which get a wide range of values (for example: -3000 to 3000) and use autoscale (because that range is dynamic). I noticed that the scroll frame, after rescaling, does not show negative values. after exploring the issue, i think i found the problem - i noticed that after rescaling, the y scales always scale the max value ok, and shows a range of 1200 from min to max. i also found that PhysicalCoordinates object i'm using has 2 data members that might be relevant: chartObjType (ChartObj), which value is 1185, and yScale (LinearScale), which has the data member chartObjType = 1200. 2 questions: 1. Could it be the problem? 2. If it is the problem - these members has only get methods and not set methods. Is there a way i can solve this? Thanks! Sylvie.
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quinncurtis	Posted - 01 Aug 2006 : 11:05:04 We tested the general problem that you describe by modifying our ScrollApplication1 example to produce a large dynamic swing of data, from += 5000 to += 30000 and more. We made the following changes to the program: Increased the inital values of the currentTemperature variables: double currentTemperatureValue1 = -5000.0; double currentTemperatureValue2 = 5000.0; Increased the default range of the initial display by setting the currentTemperature default minimum and maximum display values currentTemperature1.setDefaultMinimumDisplayValue(-10000); currentTemperature1.setDefaultMaximumDisplayValue(10000); currentTemperature2.setDefaultMinimumDisplayValue(-10000); currentTemperature2.setDefaultMaximumDisplayValue(10000); and increased the data simulation to include a strong +- bias in the data so that each temperature ramps towards + or = 30000. currentTemperatureValue1 += 1000 * (0.65 - ChartSupport.getRandomDouble()); currentTemperatureValue2 += 1000 * (0.35 - ChartSupport.getRandomDouble()); counter++; currentTemperature1.setCurrentValue(currentTemperatureValue1); currentTemperature2.setCurrentValue(currentTemperatureValue2); When running the example we could find no problem with the ScrollFrame autoscaling. It seemed to auto-scale properly in both direction. See what you can do to reproduce your problem using this, or any of our example programs.

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