dynamic diagrams in Qlik sense

[Rebecca]

Hello Community,

I was wondering if it is possible to create a dynamic diagram with Qlik sense. 
To understand my question properly, I will explain it by giving an example: 

 I have an excel sheet with following values:  liquid level of a glass of water /  time it takes to fill the glass 

So I would like to create a diagram, which shows me the increase of liquid level by time as a picture. So the diagram would have the shape of a glass and after pressing the "play" bottom I can see the liquid level increasing in the glass. (similar to the dynamic bubble chart, where the bubbels are able to move after pressing "play")

I didn't find anything about this topic online. 

Thanks in advance. 

[Uday_Pasupuleti]

I thin you can get this by using an extension.. If I remember properly it's called fill something.. You can use custom pictures and fill them based on the selections(or by other extension called play something). I have done something like this ages ago by editing the picture in InkSpace software

[Uday_Pasupuleti]

This is the extension
https://github.com/acssi/GaugePicture
Use Inkspace to edit your picture and place the image in the Images folder of the extension.

[Rebecca]

Thanks for your quick reply. Unfortunately the extensions didn't work. 

I downloaded the extension and safed the unziped version in the Qlik Extension file but when I open Qlik Sense again there is no new extension in my worksheet. 

[Uday_Pasupuleti]

What version of Sense are you using?

Perhaps the extension is not updated to the latest version of the Qlik.

Did you try looking in Branch for similar extensions?

https://developer.qlik.com/garden

[Rebecca]

I am working with the latest version (update from April 19) 
It seems that a lot of extensions are not compatible with this version (3rd extension I tried today which is not working or bugging)

Is there a filter in Qlik Branch where I can find similar extensions to this one? 

[Uday_Pasupuleti · Accepted solution]

As far as I remember this is the only one which will fit for the purpose.

If it's not a big thing then It's worth trying with the previous version of the qlik.

[Rebecca]

Ok. Thanks for helping. I will try it with the older version.