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I really like all the current functionality with Events in Charts. Something I’d like to see is the ability to hover my mouse over one of the Events on the Chart (like those shown below) and see a tooltip with information about the Event I’m hovering over. Being able to configure which fields appear in the tooltip would be ideal, but even just showing the fields that are already available in the event results on the right side of the screenshot would be a great start.
In the current state for charts, we only really see threshold based charts - Greater than or less than a particular value.This is limited since this does not take into account scenarios with timeseries that change state with time.For example if I have a timeseries monitoring pump health as (0 - steady, 1 - transient, 2 - medium criticality, 3 - high criticality) -- I cannot use this threshold based logic without creating a bunch of different alerts for tracking my pump's life health. Are there any options within CDF to tackle such issues?
Having unscoped access rights will never not be an issue. It’s an issue for functions and it’s and issue fir hosted extractors. We want to avoid all or nothing accesses, giving write access to all hosted extractors would never be acceptable, giving access to subset however could be an option.And again, this goes for all resources that are not scoped. It greatly limits their usability in an production environment. Markus PettersenAker BP - Techniacal Domain Architect for CDF
Overlapping pop-ups covers the suggested functions in charts. Perhaps the pop up can appear to the side of suggested functions and not block the other wordings.
While comparing the charts, it will be very useful if we have the legends available in same display. May be at top right position or in a horizontal bar above or below charts.
Make the "Categories view" the default view for files related to an asset, as it is the most useful view for the user.
To use Canvas for Incident Investigations in our company, we need the cause map to be much more customizable. Currently the cause map defaults to arrows pointing to the left, it would be better if there was no arrow at all instead of pointing one direction or another because we don’t want to have to change direction on every single box. Also, when adding a box below another box, it defaults to a parallel path instead of a box directly under the primary box.
The 3D preview, like what is shown on the asset search preview tab, is unusable with default settings, as the render quality is too low and the point size is too large. We need the ability to set a global default setting for this preview that is usable with our 3D data. Example-
Users would like to see visible annotation / connection lines for equipment drawings (or files) that are linked to assets. The files are linked to assets based on the file meta-data. Currently in Industrial Canvas, it is clear from the asset view that the files are directly linked however in Canvas there are no visible connection lines between the file and the assets. Users will be able to quickly see how their data is connected and drive work package development, RCAs, and other use-cases in Canvas much easier.
Engineers completing calculations on equipment (required thickness, remaining life, etc.) have an interest in building calculations within Canvas. Specifically, when performing RCA or engineering workflows, these calculations validate hypothesis and are currently done in other applications. Having the ability to have default calculations that can be reused would be helpful for non-time series type data. This may come in from an inspection report (we have a pipe this thickness) and we want to validate whether it is acceptable to run. The output should show the calculation, the inputs, and the output.
Hello All,A repetitive feedback we got from clients is that they noticed when a checklist is assigned to a person- they recieve no notification for it - they have to go to “assigned to me” tab & check .They wish there would be an email notification - at activity assignment stage & at expected execution day / a few hours prior- with all checklists assigned to person so they would know to open app & start executing them.
hi,When I want to apply different rules to multiple objects, I don't know of an efficient way to do it, but I first create the rules once on ONE object, then duplicate them and assign them to each object (erasing the unrelated ones). So I am deleting a lot of rules, but the “Do you really want to delete” button is almost hidden and hard to press.I'd be happy to have it checked and fix the position.regards,
hi, i like sticky notes parts as it can be easily added, auto-colored, and letter size modified automatically as the notes size changed, i think it’s superior to transparent text objects in most cases.Except, the shape is only square. i want to change them rectangle because we tend to add texts which is several lines long in it.it might be trade-off to auto letter size change, but the changable shape of frame is more useful i guess. i hope some of you will consider and share this.
default: the upper-right among all the attachmentsmy idea: close to where mouse is on
When adding time series data to industrial canvas, providing the name of the tag and the description field in the time series preview window would make selecting the correct reading more effective. Currently, there is often not enough info in the time series tag itself to know which data to select. !--scriptorstartfragment--> Submitted at the request of the Cognite project team. !--scriptorendfragment-->
With the recent update, it is now possible to add tables to Canvas. Currently, I believe you can only input text into the tables,but is it possible to embed asset information, timelines, and files into the tables? If this becomes possible, it would allow for a more organized dashboard in Canvas, greatly expanding its usability.
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