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how to do floor plan within JMP

robust1972

What I intend to achieve is draw a rectangle fill with rectangles with difference sizes. I attached the data. Any helps or hints will be very appreciated, Thanks!

floor plan map data.jmp

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txnelson

Here is a simple script to do what you want

</CODE></PRE>
<PRE><CODE class=" language-jsl">Names Default To Here( 1 );
dt = Data Table( "floor plan map data" );

New Window( "floor plan",
	Graph Box(
		X Scale( -20000, 40000 );
		Y Scale( -20000, 40000 );
	
		For( i = 1, i <= N Rows( dt ), i++,
			Rect(
				:Name( "Center X" )[i] - :Size_X[i] / 2,
				:Name( "Center Y" )[i] + :Size_Y[i] / 2,
				:Name( "Center X" )[i] + :Size_X[i] / 2,
				:Name( "Center Y" )[i] - :Size_Y[i] / 2
			)
		);
	)
);

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mlo1

There was a talk on this topic at a User meeting: Benutzerdefinierte Karten für nicht-geografische Daten

txnelson

Here is a simple script to do what you want

</CODE></PRE>
<PRE><CODE class=" language-jsl">Names Default To Here( 1 );
dt = Data Table( "floor plan map data" );

New Window( "floor plan",
	Graph Box(
		X Scale( -20000, 40000 );
		Y Scale( -20000, 40000 );
	
		For( i = 1, i <= N Rows( dt ), i++,
			Rect(
				:Name( "Center X" )[i] - :Size_X[i] / 2,
				:Name( "Center Y" )[i] + :Size_Y[i] / 2,
				:Name( "Center X" )[i] + :Size_X[i] / 2,
				:Name( "Center Y" )[i] - :Size_Y[i] / 2
			)
		);
	)
);

Mark_Bailey

This discussion might help, too.

robust1972

Thanks Jim!
I did not run properly on my PC. Did you post part of the script only?

robust1972

thanks!

txnelson

I apparently posted the wrong script.....

I have corrected the script

robust1972

Hi Jim,

Do you think it is possible to label the rectangles with the text in column contains "a, b, c..."

Thanks in advance!

txnelson

The JMP Graphic primitives are a very complete graphing environment, so of course you can add text. Look in JMP Scripting Index in the Graphics Functions. There you will find the Text() function