Projection Menu
The Projection Menu contains items that affect the size, position,
and placement of the image.
Images are drawn as if the eye is at the Viewpoint looking towards
the spatial window. Up to 10 viewpoints may be defined; the current
one is used.
The Spatial Window acts as a bounding box for computing the extent
of the view, clipping vector graphics, and, optionally, particle tracks.
The view extents are adjusted so that the entire spatial window is
contained within the visible image.
The window should enclose and not be much larger than the
geometry of interest.
Up to 10 windows may be defined.
- View Point...
- View Points can be defined and modified with the Dialog.
- Retrieve View
- A previously defined View Point can be selected with the sub
menu.
- List View
- List defined Viewpoints in the List Window.
- Spatial Window...
- New
Spatial Windows can be defined or existing ones modifed with the
Dalog.
- Retrieve Window
- Previously
defined Spatial Window can be selected with the sub menu.
- List
- Reports all defined Spatial Windows in the
List Window.
- From Tracks
- Sets spatial window 10 to the spatial
extent of the current particle track file.
Either TRACK
INFO must have first
been executed or a plot with
Tracks shown made to determine the bounds.
- Image Orientation...
- Show the Orientation Property Page
- Light Source...
- Light sources can be defined and modified with the Dialog.
- Retrieve Light
- A previously defined light source can be selected with the sub
menu.
- List Lights
- List defined light sources in the List Window.