Contour fill options
Draw contour fill:
By number of colors: Here the number of colors of the results color map can be specified.
By width interval: Fixes the width of each color zone. For instance, if a width interval of 2 is set, each color will represent a zone where the results differ by two units at the most.
Color map: Specifies the properties of the color scale:
Rainbow: The color scale will be the default: starting from blue (minimum) through green to red (maximum).
Inverse rainbow: The color scale will be the inverse of the default: starting from red (minimum) through green to blue (maximum).
Terrain: A physical map-like color ramp will be used.
Black & white: Black for Minimum and White for Maximum, and a grey scale between these.
White & black: White for Minimum and White for Maximum, and a grey scale between these.
3D Anaglyphs: Colour scale especially useful when the software stereo mode is enabled. Advanced viewing settings
3D Anaglyphs 2: A variation of 3D anaglyphs.
User defined: The color scale can be fully set by user. (See color window)
More color options: When the user defined colormap is selected a window opens to let you configure the colour scale of the contours easily.
Set Contour Limits: used to tell the program which contour limits it should use when there are no user defined limits: the absolute minimum and maximum of all sets or shown sets, for the current step or for all steps.
Out maximum color: With this option you can specify how the outlying values should be drawn: Black, White, Maximum color, Transparent or Material.
Out minimum color: With this option you can specify how the outlying values should be drawn: Black, White, Minimum color, Transparent or Material.
Add brightness: Enables or disables the shininess of the colours in Contour Fill. The shininess type can also be chosen between: metallic, plastic and rubber.
Smoothing type: With this option you can choose between these types of local smoothing:
Minimum value: The minimum value between two adjacent elements is the result that is used.
Maximum value: The maximum value between two adjacent elements is the result that is used.
Mean value: ( the default) A mean value of the points between two adjacent elements is the result that is used.
Contour lines options
Contour lines width: Defines the width of the contour lines.