The Lollipop.BarWidth property does not affect line thickness. Similar problem in ClevelandDot.

Setting the BarWidth to be super wide compared to your data makes the axis data padding expand, so it's doing something.

After reading the Lollipop implementation thread #842 I'm still a bit confused why Bar is used instead of something like the Line in Scatterplots. Then we could use LineWidth.

I'm interested in working on this issue. If y'all think bars are still the way to go then no problem.

Example:

var plt = new ScottPlot.Plot();

var xs = new double[] { 2, 3, 4, 5 };
var ys = new double[] { 4, 5, 6, 7 };

var lp = plt.AddLollipop(xs, ys);
lp.BarWidth = 100.0;  // Doesn't change width

plt.SaveFig("D:\\lptest.png");

plt.Clear();
var cb = plt.AddClevelandDot(xs, ys);
cb.BarWidth = 5;  // Doesn't change width

plt.SaveFig("D:\\cdtest.png");

System Details

• ScottPlot Version: 4.1.60
• Operating System: Win10
• Application Type: Both Console AND WPF
• .NET Version: (.net 7.0)