How fix miniscales in a multi-stacked Y axis

[aemontero7]

I have a multi-stacked Y axis in a real-time monitoring. In the left of each axis is the axis's label and in the right is a axis's miniscale that just shows the Y axis (the miniscale's X axis is hidden). When I do zooming to the chart, the miniscale change his value and his Y axis's height but I just want that can change his value. In other words, I just want that the graphic zooming can change the miniscale's value but the Y axis's miniscale remains to the same height. This is a requisite for my application.
Is there any way to do this?

[ArctionPasi]

MiniScale adjusts its size automatically and there's no way to change value of it.

You can achieve your goal with an annotation

Annotation scale

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 Arction.LightningChartUltimate.Annotations.AnnotationXY annot = new Arction.LightningChartUltimate.Annotations.AnnotationXY(m_chart.ViewXY, m_chart.ViewXY.XAxes[0], m_chart.ViewXY.YAxes[0]);
            annot.Style = AnnotationStyle.Arrow;
            annot.LocationCoordinateSystem = CoordinateSystem.AxisValues;
            annot.LocationAxisValues.X = 30;
            annot.LocationAxisValues.Y = 100;
            annot.TargetCoordinateSystem = AnnotationTargetCoordinates.AxisValues;
            annot.TargetAxisValues.X = 30;
            annot.TargetAxisValues.Y = 0;
            annot.Text = "100 nV";
            annot.ArrowStyleEnd = ArrowStyle.Caliper;
            annot.ArrowStyleBegin = ArrowStyle.Caliper;
            annot.TextStyle.Color = Color.Transparent; 
            annot.TextStyle.Shadow.Style = TextShadowStyle.DropShadow;
            annot.TextStyle.Shadow.DropColor = Color.White;
            annot.TextStyle.Shadow.DropOffset.X = 20;
            annot.TextStyle.Shadow.DropOffset.Y = 60;
            annot.MouseInteraction = false; 
            m_chart.ViewXY.Annotations.Add(annot); 

Note that the line ends can be either attached to screen coordinates or axis values. Here, axis values are used. You might want to use TargetCoordinateSystem = ScreenCoordinates and LocationCoordinateSystem = ScreenCoordinates instead.

If you need to convert other axis value to screen coordinate, you can use axis.ValueToCoord. Or vice versa, axis.CoordToValue.

I hope this helps