This is the bubble chart example.
We only need this piece of html code in order to run it
<a-entity charts="type: bubble; dataPoints: ../data/dataPositive.json"></a-entity>
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This is the bar chart example.
We only need this piece of html code in order to run it
<a-entity charts="type: bar; dataPoints: ../data/data.json; axis_length: 12"></a-entity>
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This is the cylinder chart example.
We only need this piece of html code in order to run it
<a-entity charts="type: bubble; dataPoints: ../data/data.json; axis_negative: false"></a-entity>
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This is the pie chart example.
We only need this piece of html code in order to run it
<a-entity charts="type: pie; dataPoints: ../data/dataPie.json; pie_radius: 3"></a-entity>
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This is the doughnut chart example.
We only need this piece of html code in order to run it
<a-entity charts="type: pie; dataPoints: ../data/dataPie.json; pie_radius: 3; pie_doughnut: true">
</a-entity>
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This is the totem example.
We can use it in order to change data dynamically
<a-entity position="1 15 10" charts='type: totem; entity_id_list: barId;
dataPoints_list: {"dataPositive.json": "../data/dataPositive.json", "data.json": "../data/data.json", "dataSmall.json": "../data/dataSmall.json"}'>
</a-entity>
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We have optimized our library in order to support tons of Data. Click the image to see the example
We have developed several axis options. Click below in the API link in order to see all the options or in the image to see a visual example
This is the museum of the library.
We could see all the charts changing data dynamically
Adapted for VR devices such as Oculus, etc
Example CodeIn this example we are able to see the data with a pop up
Example codeIn this example we are able to see the data with a legend
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