Thanks Remy,
I added this under "[[year_images]]" in the "skins.conf" file for the
Seasons skin I''m using.
# Plot of high/low temperatures
> [[[yearhilow]]]
> [[[[freezeLine]]]]
> data_type = 32
> label = ' '
> color = 0x42b442
> [[[[hi]]]]
> data_type = outTemp
> aggregate_type = max
> label = High Outside Temperature
> color = 0x4242b4
> [[[[low]]]]
> data_type = outTemp
> aggregate_type = min
> label = Low Outside Temperature
> color = 0xb48242
>
Assuming you don't want the freeze line you can just leave it and the
"color" parameters out I think:
[[[yearhilow]]]
> [[[[hi]]]]
> data_type = outTemp
> aggregate_type = max
> label = High Outside Temperature
> [[[[low]]]]
> data_type = outTemp
> aggregate_type = min
> label = Low Outside Temperature
>
I think that's all I did? (I always forget and have to play with things to
get them to do what I want.)
I also assume you could have all three variables (Out Temp, Hi Out Temp,
and Lo Out Temp) on one plot if you wanted, but I didn't try it.
I think I got the example from some of the documentation, probably the
Customization Guide.
On Tuesday, May 26, 2020 at 3:35:01 AM UTC-6, Remy Lavabre wrote:
> Hi Jeff,
>
> Hello,
> Your curves are superb!
> Could you tell me the parameters to retrieve the maximum, minimum and
> average values and be able to plot them in curve tables?
> Thank you very much ! ;-)
>
>
>>
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