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# Help file for the MAPVIEW control panel
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The plotted linewidth in contour plots&&
may be increased using this control. It&&
is not sensible to use values much larger&&
than four or so.
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This is the maximum number of contour levels (either +ve or -ve)&&
which will be drawn. The contour increment is decided automatically&&
when the map section is read in, based on the map extrema and this&&
number. The contour increment can be set independently by using the&&
"Contour Options" button below.
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The map may be truncated by reducing this&&
value. All peaks higher than this value will be&&
set to this value.
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The map may be truncated by increasing this&&
value. All peaks lower than this value will be set&&
to this value.
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If checked, a line contour plot will be drawn&&
over a 2D-bitmapped representation.
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If checked, the zero contour line&&
will be drawn on 2D-contour plots.
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If checked, then oblique/rectangular axes will be used for 2D-contour&&
and 2D-bitmapped plots (if required). This option is normally selected&&
automatically when the map-section is read in, and avoids the visual&&
distortions which arise when non-orthogonal and/or non-isometric&&
grids are used.
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If checked, the colour-table will be mapped to the actual extrema of the&&
function values.  Otherwise, the colour-table will be mapped to  +/- the&&
magnitude of the largest absolute excursion (which guarantees that the&&
zero level is always in the centre of the colour-table).  The default&&
value of this option (checked) usually results in better visual contrast&&
in the map.
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The colour intensity of the colour tables may&&
be modified by this control. Allowed values&&
are in the range  0.3 to 1.0
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The contrast in the high or low end of the&&
colour table may be adjusted by this control.&&
Allowed values are in the range 0.1 to 10.0 
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If selected, the rendered relief and 3D-isosurfaces will be&&
assigned a single colour. The default colour may be changed&&
using the menu item  Display-Select colours-Surface.
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If selected, the rendered relief surface will be coloured,&&
according to the currently selected colour table, to indicate&&
the map height. The default number of colour bands may be&&
modified as well. The 3D-isosurface will also be coloured&&
in this way, though it has no physical significance.
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The surface will be rendered to appear shiny. This works&&
best when a dark colour is selected for the surface.
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If this button is selected, the surface with the positive&&
value of the iso-surface level will be drawn.
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If this button is selected, the surface with the negative&&
value of the iso-surface level will be drawn.
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The function value for which to draw the isosurface
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The number of colour bands for the colour table surface relief maps
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Lower values of the diffusiveness will give a brighter surface
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Positions of atoms closer than Z-limit to&&
the plane will be drawn for contour plots.
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Bonds between atoms closer than Z-limit to the plane will be&&
drawn for contour plots. Bonds are drawn if the interatomic&&
distance is less than the sum of the atomic radii, plus a&&
tolerance factor of 0.2A (subject to the global minumum and&&
and maximum.
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The atoms closer than Z-limit to the plane&&
will be labelled for contour plots
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Global minimum distance for drawing a bond
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Global maximum distance for drawing a bond
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Tolerance factor for drawing atoms/bonds 
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The rotation angle about horizontal&&
for the 3D-surface relief plots
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The rotation angle about vertical&&
for the 3D-surface relief plots
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The cut-off function value for&&
wireframe 3D-relief plot
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The vertical scale factor for wireframe 3D-relief plot.&&
This may need adjustment to get the best view.
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The magnification factor for wireframe 3D-relief plot&&
Best to stick with the default value of 1.0
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If checked, the 3D-axes will be drawn for 3D-surface relief plots
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If checked, the 3D-axes will be drawn as&&
dotted lines for 3D-surface relief plots
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If checked, the old style wireframe relief plot&&
with a base frame will be drawn.
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