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How can I fix only one y-axis limit but let the other limit auto-scale?

CADcasualty

I have a number of signals that momentarily glitch a little below 0, but I don't care about that. Is there a way in an Ocean script that I can fix the plotted VIVA y-axis minimum at 0 but just let the upper limit auto-scale? I've tried awvSetYLimit but I have to specify the upper limit as well when all I want to specify is the lower limit.

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  • Andrew Beckett

    As far as I know this isn't possible currently (you can't do it interactively, so I'm sure there's no SKILL function to do it either). I can see why it would be useful though to have this one-sided manual limit with auto for the other end. So I think you'll need to contact customer support to request such an enhancement.

    Regards,

    Andrew.

  • CADcasualty
    in reply to Andrew Beckett

    Thanks Andrew - I'll do as you suggested. I'm not really a fan of VIVA and was wondering if there are any other programs that do a better job of plotting analog & digital waveforms. That being said, I'd also need the corresponding SKILL functionality similar to what I was seeking in my original post. 

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  • CADcasualty
    in reply to Andrew Beckett

    Thanks Andrew - I'll do as you suggested. I'm not really a fan of VIVA and was wondering if there are any other programs that do a better job of plotting analog & digital waveforms. That being said, I'd also need the corresponding SKILL functionality similar to what I was seeking in my original post. 

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