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Re: GUI: locating mouse on graph indicator
Looks like a) the coordinates for Plot Bounds are Panel-relative, rather than control-relative, so you're accounting for the control offset twice and b) since the mouse coordinate origin is at the top-left, the offset/scaling for the y-axis is reversed. The version I've attached seems to work.
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Re: GUI: locating mouse on graph indicator
Thank you.
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