Sorry, maybe I didn't explain the problem correctly. How can I show _two_ data set in the same space with only _one_ color? I need the colormap so that I can have more than one data set displayed.
On Thu, 2003-12-04 at 16:09, Richard Guenther wrote: > On Thu, 4 Dec 2003, Brent Bailey wrote: > > > I have been fighting with Colormap for the last couple of days and I > > can't figure out if I'm wrong or it's mis-behaving. I have two sets of > > connection dependent data that can vary between zero and one for each > > type, but the total will never be greater than one (though it can be > > less than one.) I have a problem trying to get to display in dx, but > > what I have found that sort of works is each data set goes through > > something like the following: > > > > Import -> Include -> AutoGrayScale ------------ Color -> > > | | > > -> Colormap - > > > > This now allows me a continuous range between zero and one, then color > > it according to the Colormap. The problem is that the Colormap keeps > > losing my min and max values. I don't know if this is due to the fact > > that I import a large sequence of values, but it seems to "revert" to > > the min/max of the values of the current data set and not my user > > specified min/max. I have the min/max values set in the Include, > > AutoGrayScale and Colormap itself, but the Colormap is not repecting > > these. After I run the sequence, I go back to the min/max values in > > Colormap and they have changed! > > Dont connect AutoGrayScale to Colormap then. > > Richard. -- Brent Bailey <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
