| Re: axis: color and fonts - how to change it? [message #15745] |
Thu, 10 June 1999 00:00 |
R.Bauer
Messages: 1424 Registered: November 1998
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Harald Osten wrote:
> Hi,
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> becasue I need a white background for a shade_surface-plot I have to change
> the color of the axis to black. How can I do this? I wasn't successful with
> setting the !P.Color, neither with something like
Try in your idl_Startup file:
DEVICE,DECOMPOSED=0
!p.background=255
!p.color=0
R.Bauer
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| Re: axis: color and fonts - how to change it? [message #15753 is a reply to message #15745] |
Wed, 09 June 1999 00:00  |
Harald von der Osten-
Messages: 15 Registered: February 1999
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Hi David,
I just did it via:
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tvlct,255,255,255,!P.BACKGROUND
!x.tickname=['!17 0m', '10m', '20m', '30m', '40m', '50m'] & !x.ticks=5
shade_surf, r, ax=45, az=25, zrange=[0,6], font= -3, charsize=3.0
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maybe this way of doing it is very shocking for a specialist like you... Well, in
this example font must be < n, and is independent of n (I don't understand it, but
... it works)
There is just a last question I am fighting with it since hours:
How can I scale the shade_surface-plot in the z-direction? I am not happy with
SCALE3D (no effect) etc and with the zrange-keyword. With zrange the plot looks fine
if you select in this option a wider range as it is necessary for the plot itself,
but the z-axis is too long. I dind't find any option to reduce it's length without
cutting the data. Just to reduce the ysize of the window is not a very fine method...
Thanks again for your effort!!
Harald
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| Re: axis: color and fonts - how to change it? [message #15754 is a reply to message #15753] |
Wed, 09 June 1999 00:00  |
Harald von der Osten-
Messages: 15 Registered: February 1999
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Hi David,
David Fanning wrote:
> Harald Osten (hvdosten@ludwigsburg.netsurf.de) writes:
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>> And there is no reaction in setting !P.FONT to zero, or to 1 or to... Isn't
>> it possible to change the axis' fonts?
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> Something is *seriously* wrong with your IDL! You aren't
> trying to set a system variable and have the same keyword
> set on the Shade_Surf command, are you?
I have tried many things, but all with the same result: Font > 0 no changes at
all (the text is not orientated, looking like a typewriter-font), Font < 0 : text
is orientated, other font as before, but not changing between 0, ..., 29. Looking
a little better, but it is a very very thin font.
Is this a bug of IDL5.0 (OS: Linux), or have I forgotten something diuring the
installation process?
Thank you for your last tip!!
Best wishes,
Harald
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