Representation Value/Gradual editor |
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Edit Limit |
Edit menu |
Edit the value of a selected limit (or break point) and/or the color of this selected limit (or break point) in this representation value or representation gradual.
This dialog box appears:
Dialog box options:
Value: |
For a representation value, type another value between the minimum and maximum value of this domain. For a representation gradual, type another value between 0 and 100%. |
Color: |
Select another color for this limit (break point); open the list box by clicking it. To create a custom color, you can click the create button or click the 'Custom' item at the bottom of the color list. |
The color bar at the bottom of the representation editor shows the colors of the entire representation.
Tip 1:
For the colors in between two limits (or break points), there are three possiblities:
To edit the colors of values in between two limits:
When the color method in between limits was Stretch, then Upper is assigned;
when it was Upper, then Lower is assigned;
when it was Lower, then Stretch is assigned. This is a cyclic choice.
To change the number of colors used for values in between two limits in case of Stretch, choose the Color Steps command from the Edit menu.
Tip 2:
To interactively edit the colors of a value map,
When you displayed a value map in the map window and you selected a system representation, like Gray, Pseudo, etc., you cannot edit the representation. Instead, in the map's Display Options dialog box, click the create button next to the Representation list box to create a new representation. After the Representation editor has opened, you can interactively edit the new representation of the map.
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