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In order to load the RHESSI color tables use the following command (only on UNIX-based machines) | In order to load the standard RHESSI color tables use the following command (only on UNIX-based machines) | ||
loadct, file = chklog('SSWDB_HESSI') + 'colors_hessi.tbl', 41 | loadct, file = chklog('SSWDB_HESSI') + 'colors_hessi.tbl', 41 | ||
This commands loads in the | This commands loads in the hessi color tables and then sets the current color table to number 41, the standard RHESSI color table (the chklog command retrieves the appropriate directory, typically $SSW/hessi/dbase). The main advantage of this color table is that black is in the center of the table which is usually at zero. | ||
[[Image:Hessi_color_table_example.png|An example of a RHESSI image using the standard RHESSI color table.|thumb]] | [[Image:Hessi_color_table_example.png|An example of a RHESSI image using the standard RHESSI color table.|thumb]] | ||
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Latest revision as of 18:50, 7 December 2009
In order to load the standard RHESSI color tables use the following command (only on UNIX-based machines)
loadct, file = chklog('SSWDB_HESSI') + 'colors_hessi.tbl', 41
This commands loads in the hessi color tables and then sets the current color table to number 41, the standard RHESSI color table (the chklog command retrieves the appropriate directory, typically $SSW/hessi/dbase). The main advantage of this color table is that black is in the center of the table which is usually at zero.
