Can we have the option to specify font size for all symbols? There is currently no way to set font size in tables, bar chart/gauge, scale values in trends, etc.

It would be great to have the option to bold or italicize certain words or all of the text.

Can we have the option to select the font used in PI Vision? (Arial, Calibri, Tahoma, etc)?

Y axis value scale should be on the outside of the graph/trend plot area and when this is done, show minor ticks when multiple scales are used. Axis values cannot be seen if they are covered by data.

User Story: As an administrator, I would like to configure the color theme used for the Coresight Chrome SO THAT I can make the application fit within my company’s look and feel.

PI Coresight currently does not support any functionality for layers. It would nice to be able to create custom layers that could toggled on a single Coresight display. ProcessBook currently has layering feature that is very useful for simplifying a complex display when not all of the information is necessary for every user.

Dear developers,

it would be good if each user would be able to define some default Settings for themselves, e.g. Background colours of Displays and colours used for elements. Most important would be the Definition of a default Multistate configuration, i.e. how many states should be divided, which colours should be used.

Best regards, Kerstin Voss

Need to make it clearer which symbol is selected.

Gray box is too big and can be difficult to see on displays with certain background colors. Users cannot tell if they are selecting the correct symbol.

Similar to other diagram tools available, please make it possible to draw one line between any two items on a display, and snap to them, so that they move if the object does etc.

It would also be really useful if these were aware of each other and could "jump" over each other. It's currently a very time consuming process to draw line after line and work out a way of showing where two pipes overlap rather than join.

Ability to move series legend around on trends (i.e. able to move beneath x-axis or right hand side or above trend, or freely overlay over trend)

Ability to wrap text headings in tables and asset comparison tables. Ability to set number format (number of decimal points, scientific, $, etc) for values in asset comparison tables.

We're recreating DCS screens that have a specific size (11x17 when printed) but there's no way to match this in Vision (especially since we can't set a specific symbol size, such as with a scale of 1-40). It'd be great if there was a way to set the screen to always be x by x. This would also tie in well to creating style sheets: https://feedback.osisoft.com/forums/320517-pi-vision-formerly-pi-coresight/suggestions/19017532-add-style-sheets-page-templates

Provide support for style sheets  - so authors can create multiple displays based on common templates - fonts, colors, images such as corporate masthead and common menu bar with their navigation links.

Hi,

I use Coresight/Pi Vision around one year.
Here is my list of functions/features I would ask you to add:

1. Group object resize,
2. Setting decimal digits option,
3. Good table with editable row and column labels, separate parameters at columns (as classic excel table but for display only)).
4. XY trend,
5. Bar graph with dynamic limits related to tags.

It would be very helpful to have an option to select a color scheme for color blind e.g. change all red trends to color that have not been used and classified as good color for color blind.

Not a fan of the Asset Framework tree structure in PI Vision. It needs to work as a tree structure just like PI System Explorer. The setup in Vision is too clunky and is hard to navigate.

Again, I would like to see the tree structure consistent in all products to mirror System Explorer.

Addition of more formatting options for Asset Comparison Table. Currently, values of all attribute are positioned at the right side of table and cannot be changed.

Ability to select different options for scaling the y-axis. For example, forcing the min valve of the y-axis to 0 (or any value, but autoscale on the max value.