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Citect - Heatmap - Gradient Problem

Halil ULKU

Hi all,

I have a problem with arranging the Fill-Gradient attribute in Citect. I am trying to create a heatmap component that changes colors according to the variable tag from Blue to Red. But in this case, some unwanted colors(orange, yellow, green, etc.) is appearing between blue and red color borders. I am expecting to create a color change like Apparence-General-Gradient. I attached a screenshot, that shows the feature that I am expecting. The right picture is showing the correct color that I want.

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  • Maybe I'm misunderstanding, but I'm not clear how vertical scaling would help.

    I was thinking you could use the Array or Threshold fill types. If you just have an integer with a range of 16-32, use Array. You have to set the color for each integer value like this:

    to make it easier, I created a separate rectangle with a Appearance | General | Gradient and used the color picker (eyedropper) to pick colors from that for each array color.

    If your variable is a floating point value, you may want to use Threshold. For that, you specify a range of values for each color and you can add as many ranges as you feel like:

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  • Maybe I'm misunderstanding, but I'm not clear how vertical scaling would help.

    I was thinking you could use the Array or Threshold fill types. If you just have an integer with a range of 16-32, use Array. You have to set the color for each integer value like this:

    to make it easier, I created a separate rectangle with a Appearance | General | Gradient and used the color picker (eyedropper) to pick colors from that for each array color.

    If your variable is a floating point value, you may want to use Threshold. For that, you specify a range of values for each color and you can add as many ranges as you feel like:

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