If you have a difficult time determining which panel is which, remove a panel’s check-mark to see it disappear from the display.- Solid: Fills the panel with a single color; click on the color box to choose the fill color.
- Continuous: Color-codes the fence's vertical grid based on G (geochemical or geophysical "grade") values. Use the Min-Max button to the right to choose the gradational color palette to use, such a cold-to-hot, custom (table-based), direct (color models) and more.
- Minimum and Maximum: Use these prompts to set the G value range to be associated with the selected end colors. These will default to the entire G value range. You can type in your own values to illustrate a subset of the G values contained in the model. Or, if you are comparing different models with the same color scheme, you can use these prompts to establish the same G value range.
! You can click the Info button at the very bottom of the window to see the model's G-value range.
- Minimum and Maximum: Use these prompts to set the G value range to be associated with the selected end colors. These will default to the entire G value range. You can type in your own values to illustrate a subset of the G values contained in the model. Or, if you are comparing different models with the same color scheme, you can use these prompts to establish the same G value range.
- Lithology Table: If the fence panels represent lithology types, choose this option to apply the background colors from the Lithology Types table in the RockWorks Borehole Manager database.
- Stratigraphy Table: If the fence panels represent stratigraphy types, choose this option to apply the background colors from the Stratigraphy Types table in the RockWorks Borehole Manager database.
! Using the Apply button tells the program to invoke the changes you have made. You cannot discard changes once they have been applied.
