Bar separation doesn't take into account neighboring graphs
WagnerGFX opened this issue · comments
How it's working now:
- Bars at the edge of a graph look visually glued with those of neighboring graphs
- Happens at the sides as well as at the root of the bar
Expected behavior:
- Edge bars should also be visually separated.
- Personal Opinion: A double distance would still be better than the bars being glued.
- Adding an option for margins between graphs could also solve this.
System Info:
- Windows 10 22H2
- Foobar2000 v1.6.16
- Visualizer v0.7.2.0
- CPU i7-2600k
- GPU GTX 1650
Note:
- I'm aware the requirements say Foobar2000 v2.0, but I cannot use it yet due to some components still not supporting it (mostly Spider Monkey Panel).
- If the bug is exclusive to versions lower than v2.0, then the issue can be closed.
That is by design. You can add a margin between the graph by enabling the X-axis with or without labels. You can't set the height of the X-axis yet but it's on my To Do list.
I tested it with both X and Y axis. Y-Axis added the margin for graphs that connected at the root of the bar, but the X-Axis did not add any margin.
In the alpha1 I noticed there is a tiny gap on the root of the bars even without enabling the Y-Axis.
It's not an issue, but I just wanted to inform you in case it was not an intentional change.
Y-Axis Enabled:
Y-Axis Disabled on alpha1:
X-Axis Enabled:
X-Axis Enabled on alpha1:
I'll consider adding margin settings to a graph element. But not now. The render code is already becoming more complex than I anticipated.