Memory Referencing: When using points in another program, new memory-saving techniques allow BYVision to reference the physical RAM locations these points are being stored in and use them to generate imagery. This robust feature makes it so you only need to store half as much data in RAM, a terrific boon when dealing with large data sets.
Bubble Density Display: This all-new feature joins the impressive list of supported chart types.
Curves now support Equations with Absent Values
Dynamic Graphs Now Utilize Zones: Construct Zones to easily view and compare sections of a dynamic graph. This functionality makes it much easier to tell how much the chart is changing as it progresses. For example: study seismic data and easily spot when the movement has passed the safety zone.
Cross-Sectional Charts: Cross-Sectional Diagrams are now supported by BYGraph, and come complete with Texture Mapping support! This functionality allows geologists to properly analyze faults and crust formations.
User-Defined Function Support: BYGraph allows users to input their own equations, set the boundaries and margins, and tell BYGraph to draw the chart of it.
BYGraph now supports Vertical Layouts and Orientations of Graphs.
Improved Background Visual Styles: You may now select, not only between many colors, but also set color gradients as backgrounds for both the main window and the graphical area. The gradients can be from left-to-right, right-to-left, top-to-bottom and bottom-to-top