In the Graph view, you can see a graphical representation of the X, Y and Z positions, as well as gaps, for selected marker(s). This is useful during gap-filling, as it gives you another way of checking that the gap-filling looks reasonable for the data.

To open a Graph view, in a view pane, select the View type button and then select Graph.

To select and fill gaps in a marker:

To keep the Data Health view open as well as a 3D Scene view, split the screen by clicking one of the three-way split buttons at the top right of the window, such as the Three Views Split Left button .
As in the Data Health view, if there are multiple clips in your scene, you can select the required clip by selecting the arrow on the Display Gaps on Specified Clip button .

To display X, Y and Z values of the selected marker at the current position of the time indicator in the graph, click the Show Display Channels button .
In the 3D Scene view, select the marker. In the Data Health view, double-click a gap to select its range.

The Graph view now displays all the keys for the selected marker.

As in the Data Health view, any gaps are clearly visible.
Zoom in by right-click and dragging for a clearer view or by using one of the options under the Zoom button .
You can now use theLabelingpanel or one of the options from the extended context menu (press CTRL+ALT and right-click in theGraphview pane) as required.

For further tips on using the Graph view to identify and fix data issues, see Fix common labeling issues.

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