This is the ideal graphing solution for the live mappers.

You need to open the latest log file just after you start logging, suggest set the update to 10Hz. It remembers the channels you were logging last time. Works great. You can scale by time or RPM vs. Live or review old logs.

A nice scaling is to make RPM and target idle *0.1, everything else leave alone.

http://www.live-graph.org/

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That's looks pretty nice, but LogWorks should work fine as well (at least for people with an Innovate device).

 

I don't think Logworks even for a device owner will do what this does - it takes a csv file as it is being written and live graphs it? This allows high speed DMA logging to be graphed live.

 

Yea this is super cool. I'm going to play around with it with Evoscan.

 

I might modify my live mapping app to always write a file to a "latest" filename so this is ready to roll when you open it.

 

I'm having a problem with this application where it seems to graph corrupted data if it is reading the log file whilst it is being written for more than a few items, whereas it will read the same data file once it is complete without corruption. Tried two versions, both the same, tried logging fewer items also. Also the drawing is not very fast, perhaps due to Java?