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+[← Previous chapter](User-Manual) | Chapter 0: Introduction ([≡ Index](User-Manual)) | [Next chapter →](User-Manual)
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+# Introduction: How LogarithmPlotter works
+LogarithmPlotter is a software to create plots and graphs with a [logarithmic scale](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Logarithmic_scale), the most well known kind being [Bode plots](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bode_plot), which LogarithmPlotter helps create in asymptotic form. While logarithmic scales in the primary interest of LogarithmPlotter, LogarithmPlotter also supports non logarithmic scales, which may be required to use certain features.
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+To do that, LogarithmPlotter uses a system called Objects, which may seem familiar to you if you have used other plotting software like [Geogebra](https://geogebra.org).
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+An "object" is anything that can be reprensented on the graph. LogarithmPlotter allows you to create 9 types of objects:
+- Points
+- Texts (or labels)
+- Functions
+- Bode Magnitudes
+- Bode Phases
+- X Cursors (Cursors on the X scale)
+- Sequences
+- Distributions
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+**Note**: In the case of sequences, it's recommended to use the non logarithmic scale.
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+LogarithmPlotter will also create it's own objects automaticly when needed (for example, the sums of the bode gains and phases).
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