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I understand the API even less, as I have never programmed in Java. I played with it for a bit, but could not get it to create a chart document. Since this is not a high performance library, what ever gets the results is good. 😀

Instead of a spreadsheet document (unoidl.com.sun.star.sheet.XSpreadsheetDocument) you have to create a chart (unoidl.com.sun.star.chart.XChartDocument). See Libre Office example

It is a matter of finding the right API calls in the LibreOffice API and using them.

For charts, I think the easiest method would be to add a chart sheet and playing with its parameters.

I am going to wait till there is one product (2020? 2021?). Right now, I am on 2015sp1, and have no real incentive to upgrade.

In your diagram, probe #2 is your object. You need to convert it to your specific cluster. The text you are showing is JSON format, what else do you want? .JSON files are text files.

The JSON Library I used is Labview JSON

Here is something for the idea exchange - the missing icon indicator should be visually different from the missing VI indicator.

I use JSON almost exclusively. A verbosely formatted JSON file is more readable than an INI file. Also, With JDPowell's JSON library, saving and loading any LV type is a breeze.

The inputs and outputs are streams. You can convert them to strings.

Mouse icon? Do you mean the cursor? That is, the object that moves around when you move your mouse?

If so, there is a cursor VI that can set it.

Why are you communicating with the DHCP server when you want to communicate with the UUT?

I don't have access to Labview at home, sorry.

Much better. That asteroid needs a better animation though.

Sure, if you can post them. Can you use the higher resolution assets from the Ur-quan masters mods? Mega mod 0.8

You need to generate texture mapping coordinates. That is not a trivial process.

I don't have access to LV2017. This error usually means that it can't find the Uno DLLs. IIRC, The UNO path should point to C:\Program Files\LibreOffice\program

Edit: The UNO_PATH variable is case sensitive. Make sure it has the exact case as above.

I have validated this code with LibreOffice 6.0

LabView doesn't have built in VI's for Kerberos authentication. What platform do you use?

Because there are programmers, there are techs and there are operators. You don't want your operators messing with your data (test limits, etc), but you do want them to be able to tell you on the phone, what data there is there, in case you can't remote into the machine.

I use JSON, and to prevent the end user from editing, I add an MD5 checksum. 

Warma has some interesting products. A bit expansive though. 

Here is a basic 3d picture control example:

3d Picture control

Take into account that this is an OpenGL renderer, driver support might be an issue with on board Intel graphics. There is an express VI mentioned there too which can map sensor data to a scene.

Hi, Are you on windows 10? There is an issue with the creator update. https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/help/4041676/windows-10-update-kb4041676

You will have to find out the specific device ID using a unique identifier such as a serial number.

Hello, I am trying to copy multiple cells in LibreOffice, using the UNO API. I encountered an issue in the XCellRangeData object.

The object's method returns an array of array of any() type. it seems LV can't compile this, even though the wire appears not to be broken. If I try to parse the array of array into a single dimension and then rebuild, the code is broken. See the attached files. Is there a solution for this issue? The alternative would be to copy cells one by one, which is a much slower solution.