choosing colors for rasters
Rod Paterson
rgp at aberfoyle.oz.au
Tue Sep 24 08:00:00 EDT 1996
Simon,
We have partly engineered one using a Tcl/Tk tool that
is freely available. I can send you a copy if you have
tcl/tk available on your hardware. It could do with some
more work as it currently only produces a colour per
category type colour map. ie it doesn't do ranges
regards
Rod Paterson
Aberfoyle Resources Ltd
Level 31
525 Collins Street
Melbourne Vic., 3000
Phone: 61-3-92706666
Fax: 61-3-92706699
Email: rgp at aberfoyle.oz.au
> A frequent issue when developing GRASS map databases is getting
> the colours right on raster-maps. Although there are GRASS programs
> to manipulate these some ways, I frequently find it (ugly but)
> effective just to have a go at the MAPSET/colr/MAP file with a
> text editor!
>
> However, this usually requires some guesswork to set the RGB triplets
> to appear how you want them. This would be made easier if there was
> a utility somewhere that displayed a colour-wheel/cone etc and
> allowed the user to point at a spot and be given the RGB values for
> that colour.
>
> Does anyone know of such a tool? Xsomething would be best, of course.
>
> (I know that you can do it the other way around - specify RGB values
> and see what it shows - using the colour editor in XV, for example,
> but such an iterative approach is painful for more than 2 or 3 colours!)
> --
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