Good morning,

I'm new to smart studio and I'm trying to plot the graph for this function of a bi-supported beam but I can't

whyplot.sm (7 KiB) downloaded 22 time(s).

Something like that. The X-Y Plot plugin doesn't have advanced capabilities for working with units.

Unlike Mathcad, we have only one field for describing the graph. For this reason, we can only learn about the X variable from this description. For this, it must be undefined. The component looks for undefined variables in the expression and uses them to determine how to plot a graph. If you define the variable x, then the component will not understand how to plot the graph. The tilde sign (~) helps him with this as an analogue of the range variable in Mathcad.

whyplot (uni).sm (9 KiB) downloaded 29 time(s).



You have an incorrectly written expression:



We usually plot the graph like this:



Links:

1. X-Y Plot. Support for parametric plot type.

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I'm new to smart studio and I'm trying to plot the graph for this function of a bi-supported beam but I can't

Zap units for the plot.

whyplot (else).sm (13 KiB) downloaded 32 time(s).

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Zap units for the plot.

... add meaning to the plot.

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We usually plot the graph like this:

Same approach with embedded 2D plot.

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The tilde sign (~) helps him with this as an analogue of the range variable in Mathcad.

This would be awesome if 2D plot supports tilde sign (~) ranges.

Regards

In general, it is possible to make a component with two and more fields. But this situation happened historically. Ten years ago there was no experience in creating such components, and now there is no time and effort to create everything from scratch. The API allows you to add any number of such fields, but this is more difficult to program. In a sense, this is a different ideology. If we ever have a development team, they will develop a component that is more understandable to use.

thx all closed topic