Plotting Multiple Raster Images in RockPlot2D

This program will import multiple raster images into the RockPlot2D window; the file names and coordinates are read from the current datasheet.

Data Columns: Use these prompts to select the names of the columns in the current datasheet where the input data are listed.
- Input File: Select the datasheet column that lists the names of the images to be displayed.
  Tip: use the File | Import | Create File List program to quickly create a list of specified file names.
- Min X: Choose the datasheet column that lists the world/diagram Easting coordinates for the west/left edge of the image.
- Min Y: Choose the datasheet column listing the world/diagram Northing coordinates for the south/bottom edge of the image.
- Max X: Select the column listing the world/diagram Easting coordinates for the east/right edge of the image.
- Max Y: Selct column containing the world/diagram Northing coordinates for the north/top edge of the image.
2D Map Options
Use these checkboxes to append other layers to your map.
Click each tab to set up the 2D map layers (map peripherals, map border, etc.).
Output Options
- Save Output File: Check this to assign a name for the map in advance, rather than displaying it as Untitled.
  - Automatic: Choose this option to have RockWorks assign the name automatically. It will use the name of the current program plus a numeric suffix, plus the ".Rw2D" file name extension.
  - Manual: Choose this option to type in a name of your own for this file.
- Display Output: Check this option to have the resulting map displayed in RockPlot2D once it is created.

Access the RockWorks Datasheet program tab.
Create a new datasheet and enter/import your list of image names and coordinates into the datasheet.
Or, open one of the sample files and replace that data with your own. (An example file = "\Documents\RockWorks Data\ Samples\Raster_Multiple_01.rwDat".)
Select the Images | Images -> Map menu option
Enter the requested menu settings, described above.
Click the Process button to proceed.
RockWorks will read the indicated raster file names and reference coordinates, and display the images in a RockPlot2D tab in the Options window.
You can adjust any of the diagram options in the pane to the left and then click the Process button again to regenerate the image.
View / save / manipulate / export / print the map in the RockPlot2D window.