LightningChart .NET v.12.3.1 is out now!
Improved line-drawing precision, better HERE tile map quality, and new chart examples.
Line-drawing precision
Now ensures accurate rendering of line series, even when the visible axis range is as small as a fraction of a pico-unit (10-¹²). This enhancement enables significantly deeper zoom levels.
Improved HERE tile map quality
HERE map rendering services have been upgraded to use higher-quality images by default. A new public Size property has been introduced, allowing users to select lower-quality images to accelerate map tile downloads when needed. In the comparison, the new high-quality map is shown on the left, and the previous version is on the right.
New Chart Examples
A new volumetric example has been added to the demo, and the ‘LiDAR’ example now supports loading more data points for enhanced visualization.
Volumetric .NET example.
LiDar .NET example.
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