Use the same script which is given for bubble chart.
Now select category from first drop down and series s1 from second drop down,it will draw chart with blue color.
Now add another series from second drop down e.g s2 .Now it will have two series s1-s2.The label for graph will change but graph will remain intact,then change graph to another option e.g pie chart and again back to "Surface" now it will display two series in different colors.
I can't figure out exactly how to reproduce this...
1. It seems as if you start with a bubble chart..
2. Given that I am executing the entire Bubble Chart script from
http://www.aquafold.com/chartgallery/2D-Bubble-Chart-SQL-Script.html
Category and S1 and S2 are already selected, so I assume by "Now select category from first drop down and series s1 from second drop down,it will draw chart with blue color." you meant deselect S2, which leaves Category and S1 selected...
3. you say "and again back to 'Surface'" ... but there is no preceding step that explains selecting Surface as a chart type. I don't know at what point I need to choose Surface as a chart type since you don't mention it earlier.
Do the steps as followed:
Before executing script make sure that all settings points to default.
Then select Category and series S1,it will draw a column chart.
Change chart type to "Surface chart",after chart is rendered add series s2.
You will see that it will add labels and legends in different colors but will not make any changes in graph.
Now again change graph type to"Column chart" and let it render,then again to "Surface chart".Now you will see surface chart rendered in different colors
Do the steps as followed:
Before executing script make sure that all settings points to default.
Then select Category and series S1,it will draw a column chart.
Change chart type to "Surface chart",after chart is rendered add series s2.
You will see that it will add labels and legends in different colors but will not make any changes in graph.
Now again change graph type to"Column chart" and let it render,then again to "Surface chart".Now you will see surface chart rendered in different colors
Thank you for the explanation.
I tested this in version 11.0, 12.0 and 13.0 RC2. All of them show the same behavior you mention.
I attached a GIF Animation of v13.0 RC2 showing this.
I'm going to assign to Matt so he can let us know if this was part of how Surface Charts were designed to work.
Thank you for the explanation.
I tested this in version 11.0, 12.0 and 13.0 RC2. All of them show the same behavior you mention.
I attached a GIF Animation of v13.0 RC2 showing this.
I'm going to assign to Matt so he can let us know if this was part of how Surface Charts were designed to work.
This issue was caused by the caching approach used for the Surface renderer.
Surfaces require a lot more initialization than the other chart types (e.g. we need to define arrays of vertices, normals, faces & per-vertex colors, whereas the the other chart types use simple primitives like cubes & lines), so we perform this init once, and cache the result. We were simply missing a refresh event for the cache when the user changes fields.
This issue was caused by the caching approach used for the Surface renderer.
Surfaces require a lot more initialization than the other chart types (e.g. we need to define arrays of vertices, normals, faces & per-vertex colors, whereas the the other chart types use simple primitives like cubes & lines), so we perform this init once, and cache the result. We were simply missing a refresh event for the cache when the user changes fields.
Issue #8197 |
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Fixed Build 31338 |
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I can't figure out exactly how to reproduce this...
1. It seems as if you start with a bubble chart..
2. Given that I am executing the entire Bubble Chart script from
http://www.aquafold.com/chartgallery/2D-Bubble-Chart-SQL-Script.html
Category and S1 and S2 are already selected, so I assume by "Now select category from first drop down and series s1 from second drop down,it will draw chart with blue color." you meant deselect S2, which leaves Category and S1 selected...
3. you say "and again back to 'Surface'" ... but there is no preceding step that explains selecting Surface as a chart type. I don't know at what point I need to choose Surface as a chart type since you don't mention it earlier.