Between one project and the previous project belonging to the same crew, the chart draws a diagonally-hatched band spanning the gap. When there is room, it prints '3d buffer' inside it.
Also called: gap between jobs · crew downtime · days between builds
- 1Row geometry runs one O(P) pass per project-list change, keeping the last span seen per crew
- 2The gap is span.start minus the previous same-crew span.end
- 3The band renders only when the gap is positive, and the label only when the band is wide enough to read
Idle crew days are money — two empty days between a crew's jobs is two days of wages against no revenue, and nobody could see the holes because they were scattered down a long board. The gaps between a crew's consecutive jobs are drawn on the chart. Earlier versions recalculated that geometry for every row on every frame of a pan, which made the board stutter badly enough on a phone that people stopped using it in the field.
- Unbooked crew days being invisible on the schedule
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