void Awake()
{
// Do not try to create run-time objects unless we are in play mode
if (!Application.isPlaying)
{
return;
}
// Capture the graph
captureGraph();
// Setup the graph
mGraph.setRanges(0, 500, 0, 1000);
// Create the data we want to plot
data1.Add(new Vector2(-50, -100));
data1.Add(new Vector2(0, 0));
data1.Add(new Vector2(50, 200));
data1.Add(new Vector2(100, 200));
data1.Add(new Vector2(150, 350));
data1.Add(new Vector2(200, 400));
data1.Add(new Vector2(250, 690));
data1.Add(new Vector2(300, 800));
data1.Add(new Vector2(350, 620));
data1.Add(new Vector2(400, 800));
data1.Add(new Vector2(450, 860));
data1.Add(new Vector2(500, 1000));
data1.Add(new Vector2(550, 1120));
// Add a X/Y Plot the the graph and capture the plot and color it blue
createPlot1();
// Create a different set of data for the second plot
data2.Add(new Vector2(-50, -100));
data2.Add(new Vector2(0, 250));
data2.Add(new Vector2(50, 75));
data2.Add(new Vector2(100, 322));
data2.Add(new Vector2(150, 200));
data2.Add(new Vector2(200, 360));
data2.Add(new Vector2(250, 210));
data2.Add(new Vector2(300, 55));
data2.Add(new Vector2(350, 175));
data2.Add(new Vector2(400, 322));
data2.Add(new Vector2(450, 260));
data2.Add(new Vector2(500, 200));
data2.Add(new Vector2(550, -50));
// Add a second X/Y Plot the the graph and capture the plot and color it red
createPlot2();
}
