Cubeplot - plot seismic data cube
Cubeplot movie=0 frame1=0 frame2=0 frame3=0 point1=0.5 point2=0.5 wantcoordlabel=1 wantaxes=y popup=n < in.T > out.V
Cubeplot - 3D raster plot of seismic data cube
0 output is single cube plot 1 output is movie over 1 axis 2 output is movie over 2 axis 3 output is movie over 3 axis
number of frames in movie
increment between input frames for movie (must be positive)
frame numbers for cube faces that display
a single frame. For faces that display a movie,
this is the starting frame number.
[0] default the frames to the center of the cube
front face of cube takes up this fraction of 1 axis
front face of cube takes up this fraction of 2 axis
if flat=y, the three faces are displayed flat rather that in a perspective view.
By default (wantcoordlabel=1), lines are drawn to indicate where in the cube the three slices are taken from, and the coordinate values of the three cube slices shown are plotted. If you want the frame numbers instead of the coordinates, specify wantcoordlabel=0. If you want lines to be drawn with no labeling, specify -1. For no lines to be drawn specify -2.
Axes are drawn by default. Specify wantaxes=n to skip them.
By default, lines are drawn to outline each face of the cube. Specify wantoutline=n to override.
number of pixels on 1 axis of vplot raster default is 2*n1. Using fewer reduces memory requirements, but makes a coarser image.
number of pixels on 2 axis of vplot raster default is 2*n2.
Specifying popup=y brings up an xtpanel (if you have xtpanel installed) with three sliders. Moving these sliders changes the frames plotted on the three cube faces. If you pipe the output of Cubeplot to 'Xtpen cachepipe=n' you will see the display update as the sliders are moved. You can specify your own xtpanel script file by doing popup_file=filename.
[0] (0,1,n,y) turns on scale bar
[h] (v) horizontaly or verticaly aligned bar
[.4] (inches)
[0] (0,1,n,y) reverse the scale
label for the scale bar
[10.24] sets screen height
[13.75] sets screen width
[.75] sets screen height to width ratio
[10.24],[7.5]
[.75][crowd1=crowd][crowd2=crowd] (.75< crowd < 1.) crowds labels off the screen by expanding data on 1 or 2 axis.
sets Lower Left and Upper Right coordinates
[t] (t,b,l,r) where to put title (top, bottom, left, right)
[0] makes the title fat
title for plot
[10] font size for title
[0,0,0] background color (R,G,B) between 0 and 1
[backcol] fill color (R,G,B) between 0 and 1
[I] (esize=1) or color=332(esize=3)(triplets) color table
[1] white is high by default
[8] number of colors to reserve
[n] if y,halves the color table like movie does (0,1 n,y)
[1] (0,1 n,y)
color= one of {I,i,F,R,W,G,T} just like in Movie. You may also append a 'C' to make clipped values show up Red (ie color=IC is like color=I but with clipped values flagged). You will need to have nreserve at least 3 for this option to work, since you have to leave the normal vplot 'Red' (vplot default color 2) as a possibility. If color=T, colfile= should give the name of a color-table file (just like Movie). Optionally, you may also specify a color of the format RGB, (ie color=332) where each of R,G, and B is the integer number of bits to allot to that primary. This is meant for esize=3, but it also makes funky color tables when esize=1.
the Grey manpage,the Rickmovie manpage,xtpen
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