Hi Patrick and Ansley, It seems to be a problem with non-conventional longitude values in all of those NetCDF files. Typically, we have longitudes varying either 0E to 360E or 180W to 180E (in this case x-values will be -180 to 180). In your dataset, longitudes vary from -280 to 360 and Ferret gets confused with such a longitude range. Once you apply a correction to this, both shade/fill with levels=15 or 10 will work just fine. It is quite interesting that, even with confusing longitude values, FILL works comfortably for certain values for /levels & SHADE works always!!!.....i have no clue. Please have a trial with the attached demo file (together with your NetCDF files). Please let me know if you have any questions. Thanks and Regards, Jaison > Hi Patrick, > Thank you for the reports. We'll investigate this and let you know when > we have a solution! > > Ansley > > Brockmann Patrick wrote: >> Hi all, >> >> I have encountered a problem with fill command when I use the /modulo >> qualifier. >> Only a part of the plot is drawn. >> >> The stranger is that when I use /lev=10 rather than /lev=15 it works. >> It works also if I use shade command rather than fill command. >> >> The bug is available from: >> http://dods.ipsl.jussieu.fr/brocksce/ferret_bugs/err608_fillmodulo.jnl >> using the file: >> http://dods.ipsl.jussieu.fr/brocksce/ferret_bugs/err608_fillmodulo.nc >> >> I would appreciate some help on this behaviour. >> >> Patrick >> >
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