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When I call setSeriesPaint on a SpiderWebPlot, the colors are not dark enough. Is there a way to make the colors darker?

i tried the Color.darker() method, but it stays the same color.

Thanks for your response david. We updated to version 1.0.6 and the getUnderlyingDataset() in XYBarDataset solved our problems. What is the most stable build? We have to put together justification for updating from 1.0.3 to the most stable build. Looks like our development project is going to requir...

I am running 1.0.3 version of JFreeChart and have extended the XYBarRenderer. I need to have access to the underlying dataset within the XYBarRenderer, is this possible? Currently there is only the XYBarDataset instance within the Renderer. I need access to the underlying dataset because I have exte...

Is there a way to align the tick marks in the middle of the Bars? I have a DateAxis as my DomainAxis for my XYPlot and need to align certain days with bars from my XYBarRenderer. The Bars are vertical. I am using the setTickMarkPosition method and it is not changing anything. Here is my code: /* ***...

I need to place a shape on a specific area on a bar. Is there anyway to control this?

The dataset associated with the barrenderer always has a value of 1.0. I will need to place a shape anywhere between 0.0 and 1.0 on the barrenderer.

Can anyone offer up a suggestion?

I am having an issue with a similar problem. I just want my shapes to change color and my lines to be black. Currently I have extended the LineAndShapeRenderer to this: public class LineAndColorShapeRenderer extends LineAndShapeRenderer { /** Creates a new instance of LineAndColorShapeRenderer */ pu...

This is my new approach: Since my paintContext does not take into consideration bounds and affine transforms. I have decided to make my createContext call LinearGradientPaints Context. I have also made my TriPaint extend Gradient Paint. Please note I am using Apache Batik's version of LinearGradient...

That is what I was afraid of. That is why I was considering LinearGradientPaint as a alternative.

I wish I understood better how to apply affine-transform.

Until then, I will keep shooting in the dark.

Thanks for your comments.

I have verified this behavior with both 1.0.3 and 1.0.6 versions of JfreeChart

My specialized DiagPaint extends GradientPaint which implements Paint (see below) If you throw this inside a BarRenderer using the setPaint function it shows the bars as a gradient that is only two colors. Inside a Java JPanel it displays the gradient correctly (all three colors) Corrected Code as f...

i can look into this, but am unsure on what mechanism allows the GradientPaint class to fill the bars seperately.

should i assume that this is a bug with jfreechart? Maybe, LinearGradientPaint is a new class in Java 6, and since JFreeChart is supporting Java 1.3 upwards, we don't have any code that specifically recognises this gradient paint. Potentially we could modify the StandardGradientPaintTransformer to ...

should i assume that this is a bug with jfreechart?

I am having a drawing issues. How would I approach filling a single bar (renderer.setSeriesPaint() or renderer.setBasePaint()) with a single LinearGradientPaint? Every time I try to draw it just applies a single gradient to however many bars i am displaying. Check this link for an example. http://ww...

I am using the Batik LinearGradientPaint class and I get the same result.

The graphic is not on each specific bar. It spans all the bars. I am confused as to why the GradientPaint (java class) acts in the manner I expect, but not the Batik or my own gradientpaint class.