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If the order of elements in data.axes differs (i.e. strength and luck are swapped in data[0] relative to data[1]), the rendered radar chart is inaccurate (order is taken into account over the axis specification, and the order that is used is that of the first element, data[0] in this case). Either the documentation should change to say that you must consistently sort your axes, or this is a bug. I can submit a reproduced bug, but this description should suffice as its pretty straightforward.
vardata=[{className: 'germany',// optional can be used for stylingaxes: [{axis: "luck",value: 2}{axis: "intelligence",value: 6},{axis: "charisma",value: 5},{axis: "dexterity",value: 9},{axis: "strength",value: 13},]},{className: 'argentina',axes: [{axis: "strength",value: 6},{axis: "intelligence",value: 7},{axis: "charisma",value: 10},{axis: "dexterity",value: 13},{axis: "luck",value: 9}]}];
Thanks for an excellent library! I really appreciate it. Hope my comment is able to help you improve it.
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If the order of elements in data.axes differs (i.e. strength and luck are swapped in data[0] relative to data[1]), the rendered radar chart is inaccurate (order is taken into account over the axis specification, and the order that is used is that of the first element, data[0] in this case). Either the documentation should change to say that you must consistently sort your axes, or this is a bug. I can submit a reproduced bug, but this description should suffice as its pretty straightforward.
Thanks for an excellent library! I really appreciate it. Hope my comment is able to help you improve it.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: