[Radiance-general] Re: falsecolor and textlabels question
Greg Ward
gward at lmi.net
Wed Mar 17 17:07:08 CET 2004
Hi Pierre-Felix,
On X11 displays that support 8-bit color lookup mode, you can use the
-b option of ximage and the 'i' command to create contours, labelling
them manually with the 'l' command. This doesn't work on a lot of
modern graphics cards, unfortunately. The -cl option of falsecolor is
your next best option. Or, if you don't like that one, try -cb.
One of my favorites is to generate both an illuminance image and a
regular image, then combine them with falsecolor:
% rpict [options] octree > regular.pic
% rpict [same options] -i+ octree > illum.pic
% falsecolor -cl -i illum.pic -l Lux -p regular.pic > isolux.pic
-Greg
> From: "Pierre-Felix Breton" <mail_lists at pfbreton.com>
> Date: March 17, 2004 5:13:44 AM PST
>
Hi!
I am successfully generating falsecolor images and found the labels
that find the lowest and hightest values quite useful. Do you know a
way to add more labels in the image for intermediate values?
Thanks in advance,
Pierre-Felix Breton
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