Setting a Color Scale
A color scale is an important tool providing a clear way of visualization of results. The program offers two predefined types of color scales - "Uniform" and "Across zero". Both scales have a moving minimum and maximum value and predefined colors. The minimum and maximum values are automatically regenerated whenever a variable or a stage of construction is changed. The "Uniform" scale means that colors are uniformly spread from the minimum to the maximum value. The "Across zero" scale colors the positive values using warm colors (yellow, red), and negative values with cold colors (green, blue).
The program allows introducing user-defined scales with both the fixed minimum and maximum and the moving minimum and maximum. A user-defined scale is specified in the "Scale color definition" dialog window. The scale is always defined for the current unit (e.g. kPa, m) - when switching the units, the program always adjusts the scale particular for a given unit.
Control units of a "Scale" toolbar
The following control units are available to manage scales:
| Select scale |
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| Define color scales |
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| Store current scale |
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| Open scale manager |
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