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RE: [ferret_users] color-filled contour smoothing
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- Subject: RE: [ferret_users] color-filled contour smoothing
- From: Peter Szabo <szabpet83@xxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Fri, 12 Oct 2007 19:43:24 +0200
- Cc: "'William.S.Kessler'" <William.S.Kessler@xxxxxxxx>, "'Ansley Manke'" <Ansley.B.Manke@xxxxxxxx>
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Hi,
With CONSET I could make the lines smoother, but I just cannot do anything
with the colors on a map to be smoother. I have found out how to make the
labels to be perfect, so I just want the Ferret to "paint a better picture".
I tried the @SBX, @SBN etc., they work fine, but I am dealing with extreme
indices on a 2-D region, so do not want to loose their meanings with the
smoother operator.
I tried this one also:
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contour/line/set/levels=(0,250,25) x20
ppl conset ,,5,,,,,5,,
ppl contour
let ax20=if x20 ge 0 and x20 lt 25 then x20 else 0
let bx20=if x20 ge 25 and x20 lt 50 then x20 else 0
...
go fill_between poly/over/nolab/palette=x201 0 newx ax20
go fill_between poly/over/nolab/palette=x202 ax20 newx bx20
...
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But this does not work for me :(
Peter Szabo
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