Changes between Version 12 and Version 13 of HowToTestGrass6
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- 04/28/08 03:20:12 (17 years ago)
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HowToTestGrass6
v12 v13 69 69 == Using gis.m graphical user interface == 70 70 71 * Click in GIS manager on "Add raster layer" button,71 * To add a '''raster map''', click in GIS manager on "Add raster layer" button, 72 72 * Click on word "raster1" which appears in the canvas to enable in the lower part the raster map tool (should already be there) 73 73 * In "Display raster maps", select "Base map" button, explode "PERMANENT" mapset, and select map "elevation" (click ok or use double click on map name) … … 75 75 * Get second "Map Display 1" window on top, therein click on "Display active layer" button (most left): it should display the elevation map. 76 76 * Try to zoom (open with left mouse button a zoom box) 77 * Create a profile("Create profile" button)77 * Create a '''profile''' ("Create profile" button) 78 78 * In "Profile window" tool, use left button to select raster map gaina ("elevation" in PERMANENT) 79 79 * Click "Draw profile transect" to draw a transect in the main map window 80 80 * Click "Draw profile" button to draw it. Each transect turn is indicated as vertical line in the profile. 81 * To add a '''vector map''', click on the "Add vector layer" button 82 * Click on word "vector1" which appears in the canvas to enable in the lower part the vector map tool (should already be there) 83 * In "Display vector maps", select "Vector map" button, explode "PERMANENT" mapset, and select map "roadsmajor" (click ok or use double click on map name) 84 * The map name should have appeared in canvas 85 * Get second "Map Display 1" window on top, therein click on "Display active layer" button (most left): it should display the elevation map. 81 86 82 87 ''Expected result: it should just work.'' … … 91 96 ''Expected result: it should just work.'' 92 97 93 == Display various maps in GRASS monitor (not native winGRASS) == 94 95 {{{ 96 g.region rast=elevation 98 == Display various maps in GRASS monitor == 99 100 (NOTE: not for native winGRASS, but for Cygwin-winGRASS and Unix compliant installations) 101 102 As first step on the command line we set the current region to extent and resolution of the elevation raster map. Then 103 we open a graphical map display ("GRASS monitor") and display the map: 104 {{{ 105 g.region rast=elevation -p 97 106 d.mon x0 98 107 d.rast elevation … … 102 111 ''Expected result: GRASS monitor should open and show the selected maps'' 103 112 113 Display as shaded terrain map: 104 114 {{{ 105 115 d.his i=elevation_shade h=elevation