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[[Image:SciFigs_GraphicSheet_Palette.png|left|200px]]
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Through the Palette Tab the user can have access into the definition of the Palette Properties. Trough the Palette Box the user can set the number of colors to be used in the ranking, has the ability to Import, '''Load'',' or Export, '''Save''', the Palette information from or into a file. This is very useful when one is using command line tools and he wants directly to use a Palette file (.pal).  
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The Palette is a color scale ranking from a starting to an ending  that can follow also a gray scale representation except from the RGB representation of colors.
Additionally one can decide to use colors as these is a result of an '''Interpole''' [[Image:SciFigs_Palette_Interpole.png|100px]] between two colors from the list of colors already used. Also an automatic way to directly use color or gray scale by pressing the [[Image:SciFigs_legend_Interpole_color_button.png|50px]] or the [[Image:SciFigs_legend_Interpole_gray_button.png|50px]] Button in '''Colors''' frame. The use can specify the value that correspond to a color index [[Image:SciFigs_Palette_Set_to_values.png|200px]]
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[[Image:SciFigs_GraphicSheet_Palette.png|left|250px]]
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Through the Palette Tab the user can have access into the definition of the Palette Properties. Trough the Palette Box the user can set the number of colors to be used in the ranking, has the ability to Import, '''Load''', or Export, '''Save''', the Palette information from or into a file. This is very useful when one is using command line tools and he wants directly to use a Palette file (.pal). Additionally one can decide to use colors as these is a result of an '''Interpole''' [[Image:SciFigs_Palette_Interpole.png|right|200px]] between two colors from the list of colors already used. Also an automatic way to directly use color or gray scale by pressing the [[Image:SciFigs_legend_Interpole_color_button.png|50px]] or the [[Image:SciFigs_legend_Interpole_gray_button.png|50px]] Button in '''Colors''' frame. The user can specify the value that correspond to a color index [[Image:SciFigs_Palette_Set_to_values.png|100px]] and than through the '''Values''' frame one can Interpole the Values From any color index To any color index value[[Image:SciFigs_Palette_Linear_Interpole.png|right|200px]] using a Linear or a  Log Values Interpole. Through the Scale Frame you can specify the Minimum and Maximum values of the Palette either by manually setting this up or by automatically setting up the limits as defined on the Palette Frame above.
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Inside the ''Scale'' box the user can set from the ''Range Frame'' the Minimum and the Maximum Range based on Data Limits [[Image: SciFigs_Graph_Axis_DataLimits.png| 20 px]] or on current visible maximum (makes sense only if you have zoomed in an area)  [[Image: SciFigs_Graph_Axis_LimitsofZommArea.png| 20 px]]. In the ''Ticks Frame'' you can define the Major and Minor Ticks or set them up automatically, decide if you want to label them (it corresponds to Major Ticks) and also if you will allow to zoom for this Axis. At the end of the ''Scale box'' the user can define if he wants the axes to be either ''Linear'', ''Log'' and ''Inversed'' and also to be ''Reversed''. Further to that  the size of either the Total Length of the Graph Size or the Axis Size (in cm) or by defining a Scale (1/x), can be selected.
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On the ''Format Box'' the user can set the Type of the '''Number''' as '''Fixed''' size, '''Scientific''' and as '''Time''', setting up also a specific ''Precision'' or using the Automatic option by checking the '''Auto''' Checkbox. Further to that you can set a '''Factor''' that can be used to multiple the values of the Axis. Additionally you can set the '''Orientation''' of the axis (North is down and any other is to the top). Following the '''Line Weight''' for the pen that draw the axis can be set up and additionally the size of the tick marks ('''Tick size'''), both in mm. At the end the Fonts of the Title can be set up and the text of the Title itself.

Latest revision as of 08:01, 12 March 2010

SciFigs GrpahicSheetPalette.png

The Palette is a color scale ranking from a starting to an ending that can follow also a gray scale representation except from the RGB representation of colors.

SciFigs GraphicSheet Palette.png

Through the Palette Tab the user can have access into the definition of the Palette Properties. Trough the Palette Box the user can set the number of colors to be used in the ranking, has the ability to Import, Load, or Export, Save, the Palette information from or into a file. This is very useful when one is using command line tools and he wants directly to use a Palette file (.pal). Additionally one can decide to use colors as these is a result of an Interpole

SciFigs Palette Interpole.png

between two colors from the list of colors already used. Also an automatic way to directly use color or gray scale by pressing the SciFigs legend Interpole color button.png or the SciFigs legend Interpole gray button.png Button in Colors frame. The user can specify the value that correspond to a color index SciFigs Palette Set to values.png and than through the Values frame one can Interpole the Values From any color index To any color index value

SciFigs Palette Linear Interpole.png

using a Linear or a Log Values Interpole. Through the Scale Frame you can specify the Minimum and Maximum values of the Palette either by manually setting this up or by automatically setting up the limits as defined on the Palette Frame above.

Inside the Scale box the user can set from the Range Frame the Minimum and the Maximum Range based on Data Limits SciFigs Graph Axis DataLimits.png or on current visible maximum (makes sense only if you have zoomed in an area) SciFigs Graph Axis LimitsofZommArea.png. In the Ticks Frame you can define the Major and Minor Ticks or set them up automatically, decide if you want to label them (it corresponds to Major Ticks) and also if you will allow to zoom for this Axis. At the end of the Scale box the user can define if he wants the axes to be either Linear, Log and Inversed and also to be Reversed. Further to that the size of either the Total Length of the Graph Size or the Axis Size (in cm) or by defining a Scale (1/x), can be selected. On the Format Box the user can set the Type of the Number as Fixed size, Scientific and as Time, setting up also a specific Precision or using the Automatic option by checking the Auto Checkbox. Further to that you can set a Factor that can be used to multiple the values of the Axis. Additionally you can set the Orientation of the axis (North is down and any other is to the top). Following the Line Weight for the pen that draw the axis can be set up and additionally the size of the tick marks (Tick size), both in mm. At the end the Fonts of the Title can be set up and the text of the Title itself.