Getting Started with ScottPlot Plotting Library for Windows Forms Applications

Plotting Data in Windows Forms is something you often want to do. The built-in Chart Control for Windows Forms is no longer supported by Microsoft in the latest .NET versions. So, we need to find and use alternative solutions. Many third-party Chart Tools exist. Most of these are commercial and costs money while others are free. This Tutorial will use ScottPlot, which is a free and open-source plotting library for .NET.
Note! This Tutorial uses ScottPlot 4.x and not the newly released ScottPlot 5!
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[@qarnma0h1]

Excellent video. Many thanks for your effort, highly appreciated.

[@IndustrialITandAutomation]

Note! This Tutorial uses ScottPlot 4.x and not the newly released ScottPlot 5!

[@theexplosive583]

I don't have AddScatter method. Why is that so?

[@IndustrialITandAutomation]

Note! This Tutorial uses ScottPlot 4.x and not the newly released ScottPlot 5! ScottPlot 5 syntax is different; double[] dataX = { 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 }; double[] dataY = { 1, 4, 9, 16, 25 }; formsPlot1.Plot.Add.Scatter(dataX, dataY); formsPlot1.Refresh();

[@deem05]

@@IndustrialITandAutomation thanks

[@BardiZolika]

Great video. Thanks bro ;-)

[@deepti705]

Do you have any video on creating ScottPlot chart using Excel Data Sets

[@yeso8205]

pity, GPU accelerated V5.0 is still not working