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# User manual
Welcome to LogarithmPlotter's user manual. Here, we'll cover most features of LogarithmPlotter and how to use them.
## 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.
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).
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
**Note**: In the case of sequences, it's recommended to use the non logarithmic scale.
LogarithmPlotter will also create it's own objects automaticly when needed (for example, the sums of the bode gains and phases).
## Interface
### First start
![Image of the first start screen of LogarithmPlotter](https://apps.ad5001.eu/img/en/logarithmplotter/welcome.png)
When LogarithmPlotter starts for the first time or when it's been updated, you will be greeted by a screen similar to this one. It allows you to see the changelog, as well as configure the global options of LogarithmPlotter.
- "Check for updates on startup" does exactly what it sounds like. If enabled, LogarithmPlotter will check if a new version has been released everytime it starts up.
- "Reset redo start when a new action is added to history": if disabled, if you go to a previous section of the [history](#History) and make a change, the more recent change won't be overwritten.
Note that all of those settings can be changed at any moment from the "Settings" menu at the top of the window.
### Overview of the main interface
![Image of the main interface of LogarithmPlotter](https://apps.ad5001.eu/img/en/logarithmplotter/empty.png)
The main interface of LogarithmPlotter is divided into 2 sections, the side bar on the left, and the graph on the right.
The sidebar allows you to modify the diagram and interact with objects while the graph is where you see your changes and objects applied.
The sidebar is composed of 3 tabs: Objects, Settings and History each of which will be explained in sections below.
#### Objects
![Image of the objects tab in an example graph.](https://apps.ad5001.eu/img/en/logarithmplotter/objects.webp)
The Object tabs allows you to interact, create and delete with the objects of the graph.
#### Settings
#### History
### Editing object properties
### Positioning objects