Displaying Images

The Setup View

1. Clicking on a tool:

  • Its Setup View opens

2. Depending on the tool:

  • One or more images may show.

  • If there are multiple images, click on the blue check boxes to show or hide these images.

3. To adjust the image display:

  • Use the zoom and adjustment buttons.

4. To save the image:

  • Click on the button.

The Image Pane(s)

  • You can display the result image of any tool in separate image panes:

    • An image pane always displays the result image of the corresponding tool.

    • The result image may be different from the image displayed in the Setup View.

    • You cannot configure a result image.

    • You can display the result image from multiple tools at the same time.

    • The images stay displayed independently of the currently selected tool.

    Hint

    When you adjust a tool, use these image panes to easily keep an eye on the effect of your changes on the other tools of your graph.

1. Clicking on the eye icon:

  • Will open its result image.

  • This additional view pane stays open even when you select another tool.

2. Depending on the tool:

  • One or more images may show.

  • If there are multiple images, click on the blue check boxes to show or hide these images.

3. To adjust the image display:

  • Use the zoom and adjustment buttons.

4. To save the image:

  • Click on the button.

See also

By default, image panes are displayed in the right part of the window. To move and organize them on your screen, see The Main Interface.

The Zoom Buttons

  • In 2D image viewers, you can control the zoom of the image:

    • : view parent.

    • : zoom in (up to the 1:1 size).

    • : zoom out.

    • : resize to display the whole graph (up to the 1:1 size).

    • : zoom the 1:1 size.

The 3D Adjustment Buttons

  • In 3D image viewers, you can control the display of the 3D image rendering:

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    • : select the color scale reference.

    • : point the camera towards an axis (Z by default).

    • : point the camera towards an axis (Z by default).

    • : show or hide the axis.

    • : enable or disable the Eye-Dome-Lighting (EDL) shading.

    • : enable or disable the display of the wire frame triangles.

    • : increase or decrease the size of the points.

    • : open the 3D Viewer settings window to further configure the 3D image rendering.

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