---
title: "Bar"
url: "https://help.maxon.net/c4d/en-us/Content/html/NET_MAXON_NEUTRON_ASSET_OP_BARCHART-UA5_LGCNGZ4G_RZCVJPHBG.html"
section_path: "The Node Editor > The individual Assets > Experimental > Bar Chart > Bar"
element_id: "NET_MAXON_NEUTRON_ASSET_OP_BARCHART"
group_id: "UA5_LGCNGZ4G_RZCVJPHBG"
description: "All splines are created in the XZ plane by default. Here you define the height of the extrusion, i.e., the dimension of the bars in the Y-direction."
---

## Bar

### Extrusion

Parameter ID: `INPORT_D73UVBMWB1HKD5OC42IPOE` · Range: [-∞..+∞m]

All splines are created in the XZ plane by default. Here you define the height of the extrusion, i.e., the dimension of the bars in the Y-direction.

### Width

Parameter ID: `INPORT_FCVLDP3BGBSGNSV77T1P_G` · Range: [0..+∞m]

Sets the width of the bars along the X direction.

### Gap

Parameter ID: `INPORT_MA56U4PBF5OLJUXVGGJHFN` · Range: [0..+∞m]

This is the additional distance that should be between the bars along the X direction.

### Height Mode

Parameter ID: `INPORT_IMXIJLLZFVNIRWLZ1KX8II`

The length of the bars is of course based on the data sets read out, but can also be evaluated relative to a reference value. The following modes are available:

- Data range: In this mode you define a maximum length for the bars with the **height** value. This value is thus only reached by the largest numerical value of your data set. The bars with smaller values are scaled proportionally.
- Reference: Here you define a scale via the **height** and the **reference** value. With a **height** of 100 cm and a **reference** of 100, a bar with the value 100 also appears exactly 100 cm long. With a **height** of only 50 cm, the same beam would be only half as long

### Height

Parameter ID: `INPORT_OM6WC9ADPHNPQMONBKDUPJ` · Range: [-∞..+∞m]

Depending on the selected **height mode**, this sets the display length of the bars.

### Reference

Parameter ID: `INPORT_FZEBOZ3ZJXOLRURSOGOC2H` · Range: [-∞..+∞]

In the "Data range" **height mode**, use this to define the value from your file that should correspond to the entered **height**.

### Rounding

Parameter ID: `INPORT_WNQKCYC1DFBJZEYB0WRCKI` · Range: [0..100%]

The base of the bars corresponds to a rectangle spline. Just like this basic shape, the beam can be rounded at its four corners. The intensity of this rounding can be entered here as a percentage. A rounding of 100% leads to a representation of semicircles at the ends of the bars.

### Bevel

Parameter ID: `INPORT_GDVWSOQCPPGM9_8QTWNO4Q` · Range: [-∞..+∞%]

The bars are usually displayed by extruding the spline base shape, provided you have selected this **mode** in the "Generate" settings. This value specifies the radius of the cover rounding.