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Video Tutorial: Graphs and Bar Charts

Learn how to add graphs and bar charts that plot and track data as it changes in time.

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This page is out of date and does not accurately represent the current user interface nor recent changes that we have made to the Tychos language. We are in the process of updating all of our documentation. Thank you for your patience!

Graphing is an incredibly powerful way to analyze the behavior of your simulation and one of the great tools offered as part of the application is the ability to easily plot points on a graph (or graphs!) With just a couple of lines of code, you can easily generate a motion graph, or really any graph for your simulation.

This video is currently out of date due to some interface improvements. We hope to update this video soon! Thanks for your patience.

Learn how to use Graphs.