Labels

The text for the section label, plotted to the left and/or right of the section. If none is specified the file name, without path or extension, is used.

Script Parameter: IP.GLABEL# (# is an integer from 1 to 8)

Secondary text, printed below the section label at two-thirds the height. Can be used for printing the units.

Script Parameter: IP.GUNITS#

Clipping

Some grids may go to a greater depth than desired, and take up too much room in the plot. This allows parts of the grid below a certain elevation to be clipped. If left blank, no clipping occurs. The grid is always clipped at the top to the local topography.

Script Parameter: IP.ZCLIP#

Contours

Check the boxes in order to enable contouring of the section values.

If no more than a single value is specified for both the major and minor contours, then the values are used as an interval; i.e. a single value of "50" in the Major contour(s) and a single value of "10" in the Minor contour(s) will result in major contours at 0, 50, 100 etc., and minor contours at 10, 20, 30, 40, 60 etc. If one field is left blank, while the other has one value, then only the filled in value is used as an interval – this lets you choose to plot just minor or just major contours by intervals. If multiple values, separated by commas, are specified in either the Major or Minor contour(s), then the values are interpreted as specific single values, and contours will be drawn only for those values. If the Major contour is set to 0, contouring is disabled. The default setting is to disable contouring, and the interval is set to 0. Values are automatically ordered for the contouring algorithm.

Script Parameters: IP.CINT#, IP.CINTMIN#

If selected, the grid will be contoured using logarithmic contours at levels 1, 1.5, 2, 3, 5, 7.5 when the dynamic range (max/min) of the data is below 100,000; and 1, 2, 5 when above.

If a single value is specified for both the major and minor contours, then the values are used as an interval; i.e. a single value of "50" in the Major contour(s) and a single value of "10" in the Minor contour(s) will result in major contours at 0, 50, 100 etc., and minor contours at 10, 20, 30, 40, 60 etc. If only the major contours are plotted, and only one value is specified, then that value is used as an interval.

If multiple values, separated by commas, are specified in either the Major or Minor contour(s), then the values are interpreted as specific single values, and contours will be drawn only for those values. 

Select the colour scheme for rendering the image of the grid. If you mouse over the colour scheme entry, a tooltip will display the name of the colour table in its folder. To modify the selection, click on the colour entry and then navigate through the scheme categories.

Script Parameter: IPPLOT.COLORFILE#

Select a colour zone file. The zone file maps colours onto defined ranges of values in the grid.

Define a colour zone file. Various transform options are available.