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# Go to the '''Veneer:''' UseeControl and click the '''Open''' button. Browse to the raster that you want to use as relief(e.g LandCover4_BGST.tra raster) and click open. | # Go to the '''Veneer:''' UseeControl and click the '''Open''' button. Browse to the raster that you want to use as relief(e.g LandCover4_BGST.tra raster) and click open. | ||
# Now you need to load your color raster. | # Now you need to load your color raster. | ||
| − | ## Go the right side of | + | ## Go the right side of the tab. |
## Go to UseeControl named '''Veneer color''' and load your color raster(e.g. your output Y1Raster.tra) by selecting it from the drop-down box. If the raster is not there, you can click the '''Open''' button to load it. | ## Go to UseeControl named '''Veneer color''' and load your color raster(e.g. your output Y1Raster.tra) by selecting it from the drop-down box. If the raster is not there, you can click the '''Open''' button to load it. | ||
## Check the '''Use veener color raster?''' box. | ## Check the '''Use veener color raster?''' box. | ||
Revision as of 12:41, 19 November 2010
Prerequisites
- Data:
- Two raster layers(e.g. vegetation and model output rasters).
- Working Renderview window with at least one terrain and one color raster loaded.
Using veneer as relief
- Make sure your Renderview window is selected(3D renderer window).
- Go to the Ven tab. This tab has two UseeControls like the generic one below: UseeControls are one of the ways Tarsier loads and shares data, you can learn more about it here: Tarsier: UseeControl.
- Go to the Veneer: UseeControl and click the Open button. Browse to the raster that you want to use as relief(e.g LandCover4_BGST.tra raster) and click open.
- Now you need to load your color raster.
- Go the right side of the tab.
- Go to UseeControl named Veneer color and load your color raster(e.g. your output Y1Raster.tra) by selecting it from the drop-down box. If the raster is not there, you can click the Open button to load it.
- Check the Use veener color raster? box.
- Your veneer should show up on top of your terrain. If not showing...
- Make sure the veneer is enabled by checking the checkbox on the upper left corner of the Ven tab.
- If colors look weird...
- click the C button next to the enable checkbox. This will bring it up a colorscheme window. Here you can change the colors to whatever makes sense for your rasters.
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