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donglee wrote:Wow,it is really very amazing.I have a problem about this,when my device become more and more ,the numbers on the arrow always overlap,any suggestions about this?
Try using "BWSTYLE angled" and change BWFONT to be a freetype font. This keeps the bandwidth number 'inside' the arrow...
Here you go, I made some changes to protect the innocent hopefully didn't break anything. You would need to find and download from web font files I have used to make it look nice. Name files are in config..
Share your make once you make it I'm curious to see what others have done.
I registered an account just to show off this example of a map I'm making to show how we're monitoring our environment to our leadership and community. My plan is to have this (and others) on a loop on display in our data processing and tech services buildings. I appreciate the motivation I've received from looking at your examples; my first pass at this map was a shambles, and after seeing what could be done I re-did it like this. I'm happy with how it looks and how easy it is to explain to non-techs what it shows.
ChrisHobbs wrote:I registered an account just to show off this example of a map I'm making to show how we're monitoring our environment to our leadership and community. My plan is to have this (and others) on a loop on display in our data processing and tech services buildings. I appreciate the motivation I've received from looking at your examples; my first pass at this map was a shambles, and after seeing what could be done I re-did it like this. I'm happy with how it looks and how easy it is to explain to non-techs what it shows.
This is a great map, thanks for sharing. If I can ask a favor; I love your scale gradients, would you be willing to share? I feel that my maps are a little ugly because of my scale colors.
ChrisHobbs wrote:I registered an account just to show off this example of a map I'm making to show how we're monitoring our environment to our leadership and community. My plan is to have this (and others) on a loop on display in our data processing and tech services buildings. I appreciate the motivation I've received from looking at your examples; my first pass at this map was a shambles, and after seeing what could be done I re-did it like this. I'm happy with how it looks and how easy it is to explain to non-techs what it shows.
This is a great map, thanks for sharing. If I can ask a favor; I love your scale gradients, would you be willing to share? I feel that my maps are a little ugly because of my scale colors.
cigamit wrote:Here is a simple one I created for a client. After making that many node entries, I swore I was going to make a script to completely automate it all.
For that specific kind of diagram, there is already a script in the weathermap/random-bits folder called 'bristle' that generates them
Also, the next version, has named offsets, which are not fully fleshed out yet, but allows you to define port locations *once* in the template for a switch:
The named offset can be used for link endpoints and also for the positions of subnodes, so you can easily overlay those little red/yellow/green port images.