The latest work-around works great! Thanks! That will do the job nicely.

Hi Christopher: "Almost" -- ;-> If you refer to the two pictures that I included, you can see what we are looking for: "The area of the 3d chart projected into 2d space." We are looking for the RED area. Remember, the reason we want this is to be able to detect and control how "small" the chart gets...

Or maybe: The dimensions of the 3d projection into 2d space.  Which will result in an area that describes what the bounds of the chart are (again, not including legends, labels, etc) Or maybe better: Take the 3D chart, shine a flashlight on it, I want the dimensions of the shadow on the wall. I need...

Ugh! I thought I had it but then Pie charts started not giving me the correct value back. I am trying to get the room in 2D of the whole 3D chart. The GetAxesChartRect method only gives the face of the 3D chart and ignores the depth. Your stuff only shows drawing a box IN the 3D plane using 3D point...

We are using the GetAxesChartRect, per a previous suggestion http://www.teechart.net/support/viewtopic.php?f=4&t=16412&start=0 from you, to get the height and width of the full chart's rectangle. This works fine for 2D charts but for 3D charts the e.AxesChartRect height is coming back as really smal...

Works great!

I did not know you could just use an increment for each label.

Thanks.

I have been using the GetAxesChartRect handler to get the height and width of the charts which for 2D (X and Y axis only), this seems to work fine. For 3D charts the height is the height of the Y axis. This means that the depth is being ignored, from what I can see. Is there a similar handler for 3D...

Hi Chris:

Yes, same issue. I can't pursue the any further right now, but if you happen to encounter this area of the code in the future and there's an opportunity to fix it, please try to.

Thanks,

Matt

Hello: For your example, please look at these two images: top.PNG bottom.PNG Do you see the difference? There is overlap of the center (movable) area on the bottom but not on the top -- BUT -- I understand why this is happening in your case: The area over overlap is part of the 3d effect of the rend...

Nevermind the last question. I was able to figure it out. Chart.Axes.Bottom.IAxisSize works fine. I have another question. I have been trying all the examples but none of them work for a Series - Steema.TeeChart.Styles.Bar MultiBar - Steema.TeeChart.Styles.MultiBars.SideAll Is there a way to do Item...

This helps a little but still get cruched together.

Is there a way to know how many pixels there are between grid lines (or between label ticks or even the labels themselves)?

Hi Chris: OK -- I found the difference. Please add this single line to your test case and you will see the difference: .scrollBar.Size = 14 Also, even with the size left to the default setting, if you move the thumb to the top and then the bottom, you will see a difference in how the thumb overlaps ...

Hello:

Have you had a chance to look my comments below? Do you this it would be possible to resolve this issue?

Thanks!

You did not address the second issue with a separation of "1" giving such a large label separation. The separation is not calculated for labels which are point labels (the third String parameter of the Series.Add overload you use) and was designed principally for labels which are text representatio...

Here is another way to show the problem. Replace the code: TheSeries.Add(0, 273423155, "Facilities"); TheSeries.Add(1, 201478304, "Information Tech..."); TheSeries.Add(2, 184443667, "Externals, Financi..."); TheSeries.Add(3, 177618980, "Marketing Adverti..."); TheSeries.Add(4, 113353935, "Human Reso...