Viz Artist User Guide
Version 3.12 | Published October 17, 2019 ©
Data Fit
Data Fit listens for incoming data and modifies and redistributes it to another Shared Memory key.
Note: This plug-in is located in: Built Ins -> Container plug-ins -> VisualDataTools
This page contains the following topics and procedures:
Data Fit Properties
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Shared Mem: Changes between Scene-, Global- and Distributed-Shared Memory. Use Inactive memory to not forward any values via Shared Memory.
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Transfer Mode: Sets string- or array-based data transfer.
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Data Delim. Src.: Defines the value separator sign(s) for all data sources.
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Data Delim. Dest.: Defines the value separator sign(s) for all data destinations.
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Key Data Src.1-5: Shared Memory key name for input 1-5.
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Key Data Dest.1-5: Shared Memory key name for output 1-5.
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Scale: Scales each incoming value by that factor.
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Offset: Adds an Offset to each incoming value.
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Autoscale: Activates automatic scaling mode. Now all data is scaled to a certain range defined by the following two parameters:
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Start: Determines autoscale starting range.
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Stop: Determines autoscale stopping range.
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To Create a Scene with Data Fit
This procedure feeds two charts with data. One with the original and the other with the modified data from Data Fit.
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Create a new container.
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Drag and drop a Data Storage and a Data Fit plug-in into this container.
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Drag and drop two Bar Chart plug-ins to become children of this container.
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Open the plug-in editor of the first Bar Chart and set Shared Mem. to Scene and KeyData to MyData.
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Do the same for the second Bar Chart but use “MyDataFit” as the key name.
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Go to the DataFit plug-in and set its Shared Mem. type also to Scene
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Set Key Data Src.1 to “MyData” and Key Data Dest.1 to “MyDataFit” > set Scale to 2.0.
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The input Shared Mem key is specified with Key Data Src. and the output with Key Data Dest.
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Now edit Data Storage for the input values: set Shared Mem. to Scene, Key Data1 to MyData and type in some example values for Data1: 80,40,50,70,80,60,80.
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As soon as you start typing you see both charts building up with the different values from Data Fit.
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