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I'm using the UWP to render some big datasets on LineSeries with an DateTimeAxis and a LinearAxis, while the initial rendering of the plot is pretty quick, as soon as I try to pan or to zoom it starts to get slow, and it only gets worse if the data has big variations on the Y axis (not the DateTimeAxis) and I was wondering if it could be improved by using the GPU, it could be done through the use of Win2D (https://github.com/microsoft/Win2D), has any one tried to replace the default renderer with Win2D?
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Could you compare the performance of your dataset on the WPF and WPF+SharpDX platforms? It would be interesting to see a comparison of UWP vs WPF. The SharpDX implementation should be comparable to Win2D, I think.
I'm using the UWP to render some big datasets on
LineSeries
with anDateTimeAxis
and aLinearAxis
, while the initial rendering of the plot is pretty quick, as soon as I try to pan or to zoom it starts to get slow, and it only gets worse if the data has big variations on the Y axis (not theDateTimeAxis
) and I was wondering if it could be improved by using the GPU, it could be done through the use of Win2D (https://github.com/microsoft/Win2D), has any one tried to replace the default renderer with Win2D?The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: