Do you recommend we make our graphs taller so they work well in both
versions of NetLogo?
Essentially, yes. Many—most?—plots end up looking just fine when
they're converted, but, for the ones that don't come out looking
great—which I think I've only ever seen happen when the original plot
was pretty short in height even JVM NetLogo—the best solution for the
near future will be to just resize the plots in JVM NetLogo. And, while
I could be convinced otherwise, this seems to me like a not-unreasonable
task to make the users responsible for, since it strikes me as something
that is very much a matter of personal preference.
Either way, some months down the road, when there's in-browser
authoring, this problem will be easier for people to deal with, since
they'll then be able to resize the plots directly in the browser. I
guess the /ideal/ solution would be that converted plots magically
always look good, but that seems unlikely to ever happen. Being able to
change it in-browser will be an improvement, and, for now, I suggest
that users (when necessary) just change the plot sizes in JVM NetLogo to
bring about plot sizes of their liking in NetLogo Web.
On 06/07/2015 11:47 AM, Ken Kahn wrote:
The Tortoise graphs look nicer than the JVM version but less space is
available for the graph itself especially vertically.
A simple example is
https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/51973316/graph-problem.nlogo
Inline images 1
versus
Inline images 2
Do you recommend we make our graphs taller so they work well in both
versions of NetLogo?
Best,
-ken
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