Free Simple Graph Plotting Utility

Unity Engine
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I created a simple Graph Plotting Utility to visually measure/compare values over time. This is useful for seeing whats happening in Physics models or other rapidly changing states.

I am making this publicly available as it might save someone else a few hours creating there own graph plotter.

The utility allows multiple graphs to be created and displayed at once. Child graphs can be added to parents so that data can be overlaid.

A sample scene has been included to get you started.

To use the utility:

  • Just add the Plotter prefab to your scene.
  • Call the PlotCreate function for each new graph.
    eg: PlotManager.Instance.PlotCreate(“MouseX”, 0, 2000, Color.green, new Vector2(100,100));
  • Call the PlotAdd function to add data to be graphed.
    eg: PlotManager.Instance.PlotAdd(“MouseX”, Input.mousePosition.x);

The graphs are displayed in the OnGui of the plotter prefab.

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Cool, thank you.

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Thanks for sharing this! Works as advertised.

Please check the sample scene. :wink:

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:ooops: I must have built package before saving scene. A new package has been uploaded via link in original post.

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Thank you !!!
You saved my time =)

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That’s awesome. Thanks for sharing!

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I recently thought it would be nice to have the kind of graph plotting done on wolfram-alpha bundled into a nice little unity editor extension so i don’t have to fire up chrome every time i want to try and design a new curve for whatever purpose. This looks like it could be a really great start to getting me there. I look forward to trying it out. Thanks for making it available.

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Thank you so much! :slight_smile:

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Hi there,

Is there anyway I can contact you? do you have an email address? I have some enquiries on the graph that I would like to ask you :slight_smile: If you don’t mind can you give me your email address? This would mean a lot to me. Thank you so much!

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How do you add multiple data in different colors as indicated in the given figures?

OK, found it. Just add a new child plot for an instantiated parent plot. Add data as in the same way you add to a parent plot.

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Really appreciate this. Thank you so much :slight_smile:

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Thanks! I was looking for exactly something like this. It’s surprising unity doesn’t have one built in.

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Link is dead :frowning:

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really need something like that, even if it doesn’t work in recent Unity anymore… but link is dead.

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I cannot download this package. Could you please tell us where we can get it from?

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