Chart

The Chart (GraphLine) layer plots historical sensor data over time in a scrolling graph. It is ideal for showcasing CPU load or temperature trends as dynamic waves.

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1. UI Settings and Descriptions

When editing a Chart layer, the following options are available in the editor panel:

• LINE COLOR: The color of the trend/plot line.
• FILL COLOR: The fill color under the trend line.
  • Usage Tip: Lower the opacity of the fill color (using AA opacity in Hex codes, e.g., #2039FF14) to create a modern semi-transparent chart overlay.
• BORDER COLOR: The color of the framing border box.
• LINE W: The pixel thickness of the trending line.
• BORDER: The pixel thickness of the framing border. Set this to 0 to remove the border lines.
• COLUMN W: The pixel width of each data point slot on the X-axis. Smaller values (e.g., 3 or 4 pixels) result in a higher density graph showing a longer historical timeframe.
• MAX VALUE: The maximum sensor ceiling value of the graph. For CPU/GPU loads this is typically 100. For clock rates or temperatures, set it to the max expected value.
• Invert Direction: Toggles whether the graph scrolls left-to-right or right-to-left.