Problem in using two separate 3D parametric plot windows

I one application I have two activeX windows for 3D parametric plots. Sometimes I notice a data leackage between the graphs (and usually just one point, like in the figure I inserted). But I have cheked the code, everithing seems to be ok. they are totally independent.
Did anyone also experienced such a problem and how would you recommend to eliminate it?
Thanks in advance
Edgar

Then my work-around was to hide the ActiveX container (visable = False) when not viewing that tab page.
You would have to check with NI to find out when they are planning to fix that one.
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