[Users] Scrolling in OpendTect
Paul de Groot
paul.degroot at opendtect.org
Tue Mar 15 16:54:24 CET 2005
Dear OD users,
It occurred to me that scrolling in OpendTect is another feature that
might be a bit "hidden". Just in case, please find herewith an overview
of "scrolling" in OpendTect.
1. Fast (movie-style) scrolling of data, i.e. of stored cubes, or
on-the-fly calcuated attributes. Use the volume viewer, position
it around your target and use click and drag to move the inline,
crossline or time slice display. You have to be in interact mode
(arrow pressed) to do this. Note that you can have multiple
inlines, crosslines and time sections per volume viewer (Add menu
option).
2. Scrolling of inlines, crosslines and time-slices. These are loaded
or calculated per section, hence scrolling is not as fast as the
previous option. Yet, it is possible to scroll to another section
with just one mouse-click: Select the "Position" menu option.
Toggle "Immediate update" on and set the "Step" to N. Let's say
N=10 and the section is inline 200. To jump to 210 push the
arrow-up of the Inline spin-box. Push it again to move to 220, 230
etc. To move 10 positions back push the arrow-down button. Press
OK and the Position window is closed.
3. Scrolling through on-the-fly calcluated attributes. Press the
"Evaluate attribute" icon in the Attribute set window to evaluate
the effect of a parameter change on the current attribute. Use the
slider to scroll through the attribute displays.
4. Scrolling through saved horizon "Surface data". Load
pre-calculated Surface data and scroll through the data using
Page-Up and Page-Down keys on your keyboard. This option is
typically used for re-evaluation of spectral decomposition slices
that were created and saved under the "Evaluate attribute" option
in the Attribute window. The name of the current Surface data is
displayed in the tree.
I hope this helps. Best regards,
Paul.
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