Making or is it possible to change "Name" Color in ChartData for RadarChart

[seriouslyEnter]

I tried changing ChartData("one", 1) by way of text color for a RadarChart and by the tilebuilder.
But nothing I tried seems to take effekt. It stays grey.
Is the color maybe hard coded?

[HanSolo]

Would be more helpful with a little bit of test code that reproduces your problem...

[seriouslyEnter]

Here, as an example, I changed the colors whereever possible (it's offered).
The text around the Radar "one, two, three, four" is the only part that doesn't change.
It stays grey!

private void radarColorTest() {
        ChartData a = new ChartData("one", 1);
        ChartData b = new ChartData("two", 2);
        ChartData c = new ChartData("three", 3);
        ChartData d = new ChartData("four", 4, Color.RED, Color.RED, Color.RED, Instant.MAX, true, 0);
        

        Tile radarChartTile = TileBuilder.create().skinType(Tile.SkinType.RADAR_CHART)
                .prefSize(500, 500)
                .minValue(0)
                .maxValue(5)
                .title("RadarChart Polygon")
                .unit("Radar")
                .radarChartMode(RadarChart.Mode.POLYGON)
                .text("Test")
                .chartData(a, b, c, d)
                .tooltipText("")
                .animated(true)
                .backgroundColor(Color.rgb(255, 255, 255))
                .gradientStops(
                        new Stop(0.00000, Color.TRANSPARENT),
                        new Stop(0.00001, Color.rgb(0, 160, 215)),
                        new Stop(0.25, Color.rgb(0, 120, 155)),
                        new Stop(0.5, Color.rgb(0, 110, 110)),
                        new Stop(0.75, Color.rgb(85, 140, 90)),
                        new Stop(1.0, Color.rgb(175, 190, 50)))
                .chartGridColor(Color.rgb(0, 60, 90))
                .textColor(Color.rgb(0, 60, 90))
                .titleColor(Color.rgb(0, 60, 90))
                .activeColor(Color.CORAL)
                .alarmColor(Color.CORAL)
                .backgroundColor(Color.CORAL)
                .barBackgroundColor(Color.CORAL)
                .barBorderColor(Color.CORAL)
                .barColor(Color.CORAL)
                .borderColor(Color.CORAL)
                .chartGridColor(Color.CORAL)
                .dateColor(Color.CORAL)
                .descriptionColor(Color.CORAL)
                .foregroundBaseColor(Color.CORAL)
                .foregroundColor(Color.CORAL)
                .hourColor(Color.CORAL)
                .knobColor(Color.CORAL)
                .minuteColor(Color.CORAL)
                .minuteTickMarkColor(Color.CORAL)
                .needleBorderColor(Color.CORAL)
                .needleColor(Color.CORAL)
                .notificationBackgroundColor(Color.CORAL)
                .notificationForegroundColor(Color.CORAL)
                .secondColor(Color.CORAL)
                .sunburstAutoTextColor(true)
                .sunburstBackgroundColor(Color.CORAL)
                .sunburstTextColor(Color.CORAL)
                .sunburstUseChartDataTextColor(true)
                .textColor(Color.CORAL)
                .thresholdColor(Color.CORAL)
                .titleColor(Color.CORAL)
                .trackColor(Tile.TileColor.BLUE)
                .unitColor(Color.CORAL)
                .valueColor(Color.CORAL)
                .build();

        ap.getChildren().add(radarChartTile);
    }

[HanSolo]

Ok got it, so with the next release the text color will be taken from the ChartData textColor.

[HanSolo]

Fixed with commit 5dcf409

[seriouslyEnter]

Thank you

Is it considered as spam to write "thank you" after an issue is closed on github?

[HanSolo]

my pleasure...and no it’s no spam 😊