example-chartjs

To disable Chart.js animations for deterministic frame updates, configure the chart to bypass transitions and update datasets synchronously using chart.update('none') within a timeline-driven loop. This ensures consistent frame output for live dashboards.

The best way to drive Chart.js data visualizations from a timeline is to integrate it with Helios. This binds chart data updates to the document timeline, disabling built-in transitions to provide deterministic rendering for web dashboards.

Yes, you can use Chart.js with Helios to build a live dashboard with smooth frame pacing. By binding Helios to the document timeline and disabling Chart.js animations, datasets update synchronously without visual frame dropping.

Yes, you need Chart.js version 3 or higher along with Helios core to avoid built-in transitions during timeline updates. This configuration allows you to perform synchronous data updates via chart.update('none').

Chart.js animation conflicts with deterministic rendering loops because built-in transitions operate asynchronously. To resolve this, disable animations and use chart.update('none') within a Helios subscription for synchronous, timeline-driven frame output.

To update bar chart data every few frames without animation, bind Helios to the document timeline and configure Chart.js to disable animations. Update the datasets synchronously inside the Helios subscription using chart.update('none').