Exporting Raster Formats From Grass

[Chi-Yuan Lin]

On Wed, 3 Apr 1996, srpage wrote:

> I am running Xgrass4.1 on Linux, and have created some 3D images based on 
> DEM and other raster data in the graphics monitor.   Is there any way to 
> "export" these images from the monitor into a format (tif, gif, jpg, bmp, 
> ect.) I can use with a Windows based graphics program such as Corel or 
> Photoshop?
> 
> Thanks,
> 
> Randy Page
> 
> hansman at erols.com
> 
> 
> 
Hi,

    There are two ways to obtain your image files:

    1. low-resolution:
       Just use screen-grab tool (like XV ore Xgrab, could be found on
internet) to capture a X's window such as a GRASS's monitor.

    2. high-resolution:
       Under GRASS's shell, use 'p.select' to select a PPM printer (a 
pseudo printer), and followed by a 'p.map' to print to a ppm image file.

    Best Regards.

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