BreakPoint
Rube Goldberg Code
@Anthony_de_Vries wrote:
Maybe it just that I'm fundamentally lazy, and that's why I never did something like that....
But did this person, after hours and hours of drawing wires, never think:
"There MUST be a better way to do this?!"
I would have given myself a migraine if I drew something like this. 
@Anthony_de_Vries wrote:
Maybe it just that I'm fundamentally lazy, and that's why I never did something like that....
But did this person, after hours and hours of drawing wires, never think:
"There MUST be a better way to do this?!"
After a while I guess it must become a bit of an obsession. You think "I've come this far and connected this many wires, I just have to finish it!"
OCD providing hours of fun! 
@Ray.R wrote:
THis one is a nice piece of art. My 27" monitor was not wide enough to see the entire block diagram.
Definitely an authentic RG code. Create 29 1D array, and then combine them to create a 2D array before sending it to a graph... Instead of creating a 2D array and working with it.
Found here...
Here is a partial image of the masterpiece:
After hours of wire adjustment do a final 'Clean up diagram' 😄
@Henrik_Volkers wrote:
@Ray.R wrote:
THis one is a nice piece of art. My 27" monitor was not wide enough to see the entire block diagram.
Definitely an authentic RG code. Create 29 1D array, and then combine them to create a 2D array before sending it to a graph... Instead of creating a 2D array and working with it.
Found here...
Here is a partial image of the masterpiece:
After hours of wire adjustment do a final 'Clean up diagram' 😄
Warning! DO NOT turn on the "Highlight Execution" and try to run this VI. My computer took a long vacation after that workout. Poor thing...
You do have to admit, It does have an elegant artistic beauty to it - when it is not your piece of code to debug!!!
