QMap - 3D display

Taking the color value of the plane image as the relative height in the three-dimensional view, rotating the vertical Y axis by a certain angle, adjusting the corresponding parameters, and simulating the three-dimensional display, the simulation effect can be achieved. A lot of useful information should not be found on the plane map, but it is clearly visible in the three-dimensional map, which is a good method for visual judgment.

Now according to the software function interface, the introduction is as follows:

1. Select image
    Right-click on the image, select the image, and the image name is displayed in the edit box.

2. Pad selection
    On the three-dimensional display image, a certain pad is left around to draw a three-dimensional image, which can achieve a better three-dimensional effect. By default, the Top pad is 10 and the rest are 5.

3. Channel selection
    By default, the red, green and blue channels are all involved in the calculation. When the channel is masked, the data is set to 0;

4. Y-axis right rotation angle
    By changing this angle, the viewing angle of the three-dimensional view can be changed. The default is 70 degrees.

5. Y-axis shortening ratio
    Adjusting this scale makes the view more reasonable. Defaults to 1.2.

6. Info high maximum
    When displaying pixel colors proportionally, the display maximum height of the maximum pixel color value is limited, and other colors are displayed proportionally. The default value is 30.

7. Information column display
    By default, the color of each pixel is displayed at a different height. When selecting "Info column display", the color height is replaced with the column color to achieve different display effects.

8. Information monochrome
    When "Info monochrome" is selected to display, various colors in the image are replaced with one color, but the displayed height value changes with the size of the color value. Click the color selection button to change different replacement colors.

9. Bump inversion selection
    When "Info monochrome" is displayed, the height of the color of each pixel is proportional to the size of the color value. If "Bump inversion" is selected, the height of the color of each pixel is inversely proportional to the size of the color value. By default, Bump Invert is not selected.

10. Click the "Transform" button to start processing and display

11. Save and Load plan
    Click the "Save plan" button to save the parameters in this unit to a file, and restore the processing parameters through "Load plan" when necessary.








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