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JavaScript 3D Bubble Chart

JavaScript Chart - Examples

SciChart.js ships with over 80 JavaScript Chart demos which you can browse, view the source code and see related documentation. Build incredible complex dashboards with SciChart.js, our High Performance JavaScript Chart Library.

Getting Started

Create a JavaScript 3D Bubble Chart using SciChart.js, capable of creating detailed, enterprise-level 3D JavaScript Charts.

Ready To Create Your 3D Bubble Chart In JavaScript?

SciChart software is built to create high performance JavaScript charts. To use it locally, follow the steps in our getting started guide.

See SciChart.js Getting Started guide to:

  • Start building JavaScript charts for free with our Community Edition.
  • Code a chart with NPM and Webpack and step-by-step code samples.
  • Compile our examples app and get access to more than 80 chart examples, including customizable bubble charts.
  • Build your first charting app with our tutorials.

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You can compile our charting app with NPM install and our demos are easy to follow.

SciChart supports high-performance data visualization to help enterprises display and interact with tens of millions of data points without performance degradation. In fact, with SciChart.js 3D bubble or point-cloud charts, you can render millions of data points without slowdown on real-time updating datasets at 60 frames per second.

For more complex functionality, we have tutorials and documentation. You can also access our knowledgeable support team for advice. We offer boilerplates for the most popular frameworks, including Angular, Vue, Blazor, React, Electron and Next.js.

Case Uses & Industries

3D Bubble Charts are often used to present financial data with three data series. For example, financial analysts could use this graph to present the relationship between sales and quantity per customer or to show correlations between funds and stocks. The values of the third data series influence the size of the bubbles.

Why Use SciChart JavaScript Chart Library?

  • World’s highest rated chart library
  • Supports tens of millions of data points
  • Fast rendering for real-time data feeds
  • Supports customizable, interactive features
  • 5-star rated support for developers
  • Winner of the Queen’s Award for Innovation
  • More cost-effective than open-source platforms for big data projects

Get started for free to create JavaScript Bubble Charts and more (no credit card required).

Frequently Asked Questions

How is a bubble chart different from a scatter chart?
A bubble chart is a form of scatter chart that has its data points replaced with bubbles. Unlike a scatter chart which has two reference axes (X-axis and Y-axis), a bubble chart has a third axis (Z-axis) and this field controls the size of the data bubbles.

What customizations are available with the 3D bubble chart?
We support a wide range of styling customizations. These include a choice of 3D point markers and custom sizes and colors.

Who can my developers contact for support?
We operate 5-star rated support for developers.

  • If you have any questions for sales, licensing or purchasing, please contact us or visit our sales support.
  • Priority support customers can submit a ticket at support.scichart.com. From there, you can select JavaScript to access the right experts.
  • Customers can use our active forum at www.scichart.com/questions.

If I want to pay for a licence, what are my payment options?
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Tips
Bubbles can be colored individually, programmatically selected and scaled using the PointMetadata3D class. PointMetadata also allows you to tag individual bubbles with a business object of any type.

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