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# Plots

Glass excels at high-performance, comprehensive plotting of data from NetworkTables. Some features include resizable plots, plots with multiple y axes and the ability to pause, examine, and resume plots.

## Creating a Plot

A new plot widget can be created by selecting the Plot button on the main menu bar and then clicking on New Plot Window. Several individual plots can be added to each plot window. To add a plot within a plot window, click the Add plot button inside the widget. Then you can drag various sources from the NetworkTables widget into the plot:

## Manipulating Plots

You can click and drag on the plot to move around and scroll on top of the plot to zoom the y axes in and out. Double clicking on the graph will autoscale it so that the zoom and axis limits fit all of the data it is plotting. Furthermore, right-clicking on the plot will present you with a plethora of options, including whether you want to display secondary and tertiary y axes, if you wish to lock certain axes, etc.

If you choose to make secondary and tertiary y axes available, you can drag data sources onto those axes to make their lines correspond with your desired axis:

Then, you can lock certain axes so that their range always remains constant, regardless of panning. In this example, the secondary axis range (with the `/SmartDashboard/Kp` entry) was locked between 9 and 12.

## Plotting with AdvantageScope

AdvantageScope is an alternative option for creating plots, including from data recorded to a log file using WPILib data logs. See the documentation for the line graph tab for more details.