Representation Class editor |
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When editing the representation of a class domain in the representation class editor, assign a single color or assign a range of colors to multiple selected classes.
Assigning a range of colors can be used:
This dialog box appears when:
For more information, refer to Representation Class editor : functionality.
Dialog box options:
Single color: |
Select this option to assign the same color to all selected classes. |
Color range: |
Select this option to assign a range of colors to the selected classes. Specify the color for the first class in your selection in the From Color list box, and specify the color for the last class in your selection in the To Color list box. A straight line will be drawn between these two colors in the Red, Green, Blue color cube; and all other selected classes will obtain a color on this line according to the class order in the domain. To change the order of classes in the domain, see the Tips below. |
From color: |
Select a color for the first domain item in the selection. To define your own color, click the create button or double-click the Custom item at the bottom of the list; the Custom Colors dialog box will appear. |
To color: |
Select a color for the last domain item in the selection. To define your own color, click the create button or double-click the Custom item at the bottom of the list; the Custom Colors dialog box will appear. |
Variation: |
Select this check box when a random color variation should be used around the straight line between the specified From and To Color in the RGB color cube. Subsequently, specify a value between 1 and 255 for the maximum variation allowed. |
Tips:
The position of the classes in the representation class editor will change accordingly.
To select two or more items in sequence:
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To select two or more items out of sequence:
To cancel a selected item:
See also: