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➡️ labplot.kde.org/download
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@[email protected] @[email protected] I, personally, like scidavis or qtiplot more🤷
Thank you for your feedback!
Then tell us please what you like more in SciDavis or QtiPlot, and what is still missing in LabPlot, so that we can further improve it 🙂
@[email protected] @[email protected] ok, just played around a bit..it is way to complicated. e.g. how can i scale an axis? (set to certain min/max values)...I'm sure there is way, but alone that I have to ask "how" is not right. scidavis is just "double click" the the axis and set your values🤷
Please, watch this 2-minute video tutorial: 'How To Make Multi-Axes and Multi-Range Plots'.
The current solution allows to cover also some edge-cases. We want to simplify it and make it more intuitive.
BTW, you can also get a better "feeling" of how LabPlot works thanks to our short video tutorials.
You can watch them here:
➡️ https://www.youtube.com/@LabPlot/videos
or here:
➡️ https://tube.kockatoo.org/@labplot