hmarstra

I want to make a quick graph in a table object (or function grafical object)

The default table is set to 127 x 127 (I know you can change this with cmnd I)

I want to be able to extract the y values with an variable amount of x-points

Sometimes I want to extract the graph wth 6 points resolution and sometimes with 1000 points resolution

If the graph is 1 2 3 4 5 6 etc to 127 then the 6 points resolution would give something like 1 25 50 76 101 127 (roughly)

And the 1000 points version would give 1 1.1 1.2 1.3 1.5 etc

Can this be done somehow? (maybe not entirely a max problem - rather a mathematical one, but anyway)

I want to make a quick graph in a table object (or function grafical object)
The default table is set to 127 x 127 (I know you can change this with cmnd I)
I want to be able to extract the y values with an variable amount of x-points
Sometimes I want to extract the graph wth 6 points resolution and sometimes with 1000 points resolution

Can this be done somehow? (maybe not entirely a max problem - rather a mathematical one, but anyway)


scaling-the-output-resolution-of-a-table

[scale] will help in many places, either before or after the [table]. You could make the [table] as big as you would ever want to sample (1000 points) and draw from that.

Sounds like you want to do some interpolation on the sampled output, so I'd bang all the [table] points into [function], then sample that, because it will interpolate the in-between points for you.

Scaling the output resolution of a table