Re: Changing graticule and land thicknesses

[kessler@xxxxxxxxxxxxx (Billy Kessler)]

OK, if you really want to be fancy (and spend a lot of time twiddling your
plots), use Jennifer's idea below but do Fprint WITH the -l cps option.
Then edit the postscript code to change green lines to thin lines. (This
only works if you have no other green and can safely find and replace all
occurrences of green flag in the postscript). Yes, it is klugy but I've
done it and it works.

Billy K

> On Wed, 29 Sep 1999, Jennifer M. Adams wrote:
>
> 2) For lat/lon grid lines, I draw them in green (line=3) and then print
> them using Fprint but without using the -l cps option and they come out in
> a fine dotted line that is distinct from any of the contour lines. Also
> try drawing fewer lat/lon lines (e.g. every 60 or 90 degrees of longitude
> is adequate for a polar plot).

> On Wed, 29 Sep 1999, Alice Larkin wrote:
> 
> > Hello, is there any way of making the land outlines and graticule lines on 
> > a polar plot lighter, or dashed. My problem is that all the graticule and
> > land lines take over my contour plots, and making the contour lines thicker
> > just makes the plots look even more messy. I just need a way of making my
> > contour lines stand out without losing the land etc. completely.
> > Alice
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