hi all,
I know this isn’t specifically a UnityGUI question but I wasn’t sure where else to turn, since this isn’t a scripting or modeling question.
We are looking around (in vain so far) for any libraries or information that could help us throw graphs up in a GUI layer – you know, line, bar, etc. I know, really dry use of a killer game engine, but… well… umm…
Anyway, if nothing exists (which is my guess after a month of asking around and searching different fora) we’ll look at building one. Would be good to get a nice strong negative confirmation first!
Thanks in advance.
To my knowledge nobody has released such a library yet for the ingame gui, so should one exist, it was used and talked about only somewhere inhouse.
I guess the reason why none does exist is the complete lack of any possibility to create freeform objects on the gui layer at all, cause through meshes / GL (pro only) you can only create regular meshes independent of the gui
Should it be for editors, then such a thing exists (as you see in action in the curve editor for example)
Vectrosity is pretty good for line and bar graphs.
–Eric
you and your unknown addons Eric 
You should finally get some kept active thread on the showcase board for all that stuff in one place 
that being said: already having it linked on your website would be a massive leap ahead … no idea how many more you have there due to the utilities page only showing the “old ones”
The Vectrosity topic has 100 posts and the last activity was a few days ago. (And yes, the website links need updating and have for a while now, but it’s the only one missing from the utilities page. Which I redesigned but haven’t quite finished due to other stuff.)
–Eric
ShowCase is about the only board I basically ignore especially with thread names that don’t imply it being “not a game” (I check the board through new postings since last visit) and so have missed it cause I expected it to be a game in the style of the example tank game you have there. My error
looking forward to see the full list in the utilities listing
Wow, Vectrocity is exactly what we needed, and more. Thanks Eric! I really appreciate it.
But the topic is titled “Vectrosity - fast and easy line drawing”… :
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Cool, glad it’s something you’re looking for. 
–Eric
I’ve had pretty good luck using google charts. I pass whatever variables I need to build the graphs to google charts, which constructs them in real-time and returns an image of the chart. Then I use this as a GUI texture.
Brian