Radar Chart

[Human Bolt Diary]

Edit: 8/11/2015: The download and documentation for this has been moved to: https://github.com/jsfehler/renpy-radarchart

[PyTom]

Nice.

My only suggestion would be to turn:

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   self.data_colour = data_colour

to

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   self.data_colour = color(data_colour)

on line 25, so that it can take "#rrggbbaa" strings instead of color tuples. Other than that, a really nice and straightforward implementation.

EDIT: I just noticed this is Gnu GPL. People who want to use it need to be aware that if they do, their game also has to be licensed under the Gnu GPL - which comes with its own set of requirements.

[Human Bolt Diary]

Ah, neat. I didn't even know about color().

I've modified it to accept both RGBa and Hex, via:

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try:
 self.data_colour = color(data_color)
except:
 self.data_colour = data_colour

My bad for not mentioning the Gnu GPL. In retrospect, it's overkill for 70 lines of code but I threw it in by habit.

I was also under the misconception that Ren'Py was under the GPL. In the interest of simplicity and how tiny this is, I've changed mine to be under the MIT License as well, and will do so for future projects of this size.

[Human Bolt Diary]

I've made a whole bunch of enhancements to this displayable, and thrown it up at: https://github.com/jsfehler/renpy-radarchart

It should be much more usable now.

[wyverngem]

This seems really cool, but I copy paste it into two new rpy files and it gives me an error.

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I'm sorry, but errors were detected in your script. Please correct the
errors listed below, and try again.


File "game/script.rpy", line 1: expected statement.
    screen radarChart:
                      ^

Ren'Py Version: Ren'Py 6.99.5.602

Not sure if it has something to do with the script python being set to -1500. Made is -1 and it works fine.

[curry nochi rice]

This bird has flown. Literally. Anyway, I'm going to attempt fixing around automatically updating the max_value to avoid the spike thing.

[Human Bolt Diary]

This bird has flown. Literally. Anyway, I'm going to attempt fixing around automatically updating the max_value to avoid the spike thing.

I've updated RadarChart to v0.2.1. There's a few changes you'll need to make to use it, but you can now provide "break_limit" as an argument when creating a chart. If True, values can exceed max_value and break out of the chart. If False, the value won't go higher than max_value, even if you provide a larger number.

Along with that, there's support for Labels, Points, and much better animation using ATL.

[curry nochi rice]

Wow, thanks Bolt. I'll look into it as soon as I get home.