Graph Analysis & Views

Plot datapoints, set milestones, and save chart layouts as reusable Views

Graph Analysis & Views

The graph panel is where you actually read simulation results. It works the same in Evaluation and Statistical, with a few mode-specific controls.

Picking what to plot

Above the chart, the Datapoints dropdown lists every currency, resource, item, statistic, and tagged datapoint that appeared in the last run. Add any combination of them; each becomes a line.

You can also switch the view to Elements to plot higher-level game objects (resources, currencies, items, entitlements) tracked by the economy engine.

Milestones

For any plotted datapoint you can set one or more milestones — threshold markers on the chart. Example: Health >= 100 draws a horizontal line at 100. Milestones survive across runs — they live on the datapoint configuration.

Step range and zoom

Use the step range slider to clip the chart to the interesting window. This also clamps milestones and legends so they stay readable on long runs.

Per-line controls

Each line can be customized:

  • Color — pick any color (useful when comparing)
  • Min / Max scale — set the line's Y-axis range independently of the others
  • Visibility — toggle the line on/off without removing it

Views — saving chart layouts

A View is a named snapshot of the chart: which datapoints are plotted, what colors they are, what milestones are set, what step range is active. Use Views to flip between lenses:

  • Create a view called Gold Economy that shows gold, gold_spent, and store_visits.
  • Create another called Session Health that shows session_length and retention.

Views are mode-specific — a view saved on the Evaluation tab is separate from one on Statistical.

Actions available on a view:

  • Save / Create — snapshot current chart state
  • Apply — load a saved view
  • Rename
  • Delete

Tip: The old Aggregation View and Randomizer View tabs were removed. All aggregation analysis now happens inside the regular graph (via the aggregation dropdown in Statistical mode), and randomized decisions are inspected directly in Step Insights.

Next

Continue to Comparing Profiles to plot two or three profiles on the same chart.