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Value2dDisplay mapping
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Rick Riolo |
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Value2dDisplay mapping |
Date: |
Tue, 11 Jun 2002 16:56:42 -0400 (EDT) |
Has anyone figured out how to have a Value2dDisplay mapping
act so that any value > 0 gives a color > the zero'th color?
As i understand it, now it take few ticks above zero value
to get to that first non-zero color, because of the transform
- setDisplayMappingM: (int)m C: (int)c
Linear transform of states to colours for drawing. color = state / m + c
If not set, assume m == 1 and c == 0.
(Of course the scaling determines how much it has to go
above zero before it gets to that first nonzero color.)
I'd really like to know when cells go > 0 even a bit.
Thanks,
- r
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