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Garden with Insight v1.0 Help: How to graph an aspect

To graph an aspect, first open the browser and choose its numbers side by clicking on the numbers side gif/00000020.gif button. Select an aspect by clicking on its browser component, then do one of four things:

gif/20000000.gif click the graph gif/00000039.gif button at the top of the browser, or
gif/20000000.gif choose Graph from the Aspect menu of the browser, or
gif/20000000.gif type Control-G, or
gif/20000000.gif click on the name of the browser component and drag to the list box under the graph on the graph window.

gif/00000040.gif
Graphing an aspect from the browser

If nothing happens, it means that you cannot graph the aspect you have selected. You can only graph single numbers (real numbers or integers), or arrays of soil layer values. You will usually use the graph window to graph output values (e.g., temperature, water erosion, plant biomass). You can graph values that you have input yourself (e.g., soil patch slope), but the line on the graph will be flat unless you change the value yourself.

If the aspect was graphed successfully, the graph window will appear (if it was not visible), and on top of it will appear the graph item options window. If the graph item options window appears, click OK to accept the current settings. If the graph item options window doesn't appear, it means that the option to show that window when you first graph an aspect is turned off.

On the graph window, the list box below the graph will have added a new line listing the graphed aspect you chose. When you run the simulation, a line showing data for that graphed aspect will appear on the graph.

For more information on changing options for the graphed aspect, see other How to entries under Graph or see the section on the graph window.

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