Hello! I have problem with drawing mesh surface: it shifts on Z scale for Z size of grid. What I'm doing wrong?
Example is in attachment, as you can see, surface shifted in Z direction. Size of gridX = 16, gridZ = 768.

My source code is
NGridSurfaceSeries surface = (NGridSurfaceSeries)nChartDin.Charts[7].Series.Add(SeriesType.GridSurface);
surface.Name = "Surface";
surface.Legend.Mode = SeriesLegendMode.SeriesLogic;
surface.Legend.TextStyle.FontStyle.EmSize = new NLength(8, NGraphicsUnit.Point);
surface.PositionValue = 0;
surface.Data.SetGridSize(16, 768); //

surface.SmoothPalette = true;
surface.SyncPaletteWithAxisScale = false;
surface.PaletteSteps = 8;
surface.ValueFormatter.FormatSpecifier = "0.0";

// setup X axis
NLinearScaleConfigurator scaleX = new NLinearScaleConfigurator();
scaleX.MajorGridStyle.ShowAtWalls = new ChartWallType[] { ChartWallType.Floor, ChartWallType.Back, ChartWallType.Front };
scaleX.RoundToTickMin = false;
scaleX.RoundToTickMax = false;
nChartDin.Charts[7].Axis(StandardAxis.PrimaryX).ScaleConfigurator = scaleX;

// setup Z axis
NLinearScaleConfigurator scaleZ = new NLinearScaleConfigurator();
scaleZ.MajorGridStyle.ShowAtWalls = new ChartWallType[] { ChartWallType.Floor, ChartWallType.Left, ChartWallType.Front };
scaleZ.RoundToTickMin = false;
scaleZ.RoundToTickMax = false;
nChartDin.Charts[7].Axis(StandardAxis.Depth).ScaleConfigurator = scaleZ;

nChartDin.Charts[7].Enable3D = true;
nChartDin.Charts[7].Width = 50;
nChartDin.Charts[7].Depth = 50;
nChartDin.Charts[7].Height = 50;
nChartDin.Charts[7].Projection.Elevation = 28;
nChartDin.Charts[7].Projection.Rotation = -18;
nChartDin.Charts[7].LightModel.SetPredefinedLightModel(PredefinedLightModel.ShinyTopLeft);
nChartDin.Charts[7].Projection.Type = ProjectionType.Perspective;
nChartDin.Charts[7].Visible = false;

for (int i = 0; i < numDinSamples - numSamples; i++)
{
for (int m = 0; m < 16; m++)
{
surface.Data.SetValue(m, i, dataY[m]);
}
}

Maybe if you create a small test application and copy-paste chart related code in it the same problem will appear at some point. This is pretty much what we did, but we don't have the full source.


Regarding your question:

>> What properties of the chart could affect series in such way?

The chart is not supposed to act like this in a regular situation. It looks as if there is another (invisible) surface series before the visible surface, but you said this is not the case. (Just to make sure - you can clear the series collection before you add the surface series.) Apart from this - there are many other settings that affect the axes, and the cause might also be some problem in our code so it is not possible to tell. We must have some way to reproduce the problem.

By the way, did you try the same code with a recent version of Nevron Chart?

Best Regards,
Nevron Support Team