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[AWIPS #RXW-626267]: AWIPS Cave General Questions

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  • Subject: [AWIPS #RXW-626267]: AWIPS Cave General Questions
  • Date: Tue, 15 Aug 2023 12:50:13 -0500
Okay, looking at your d2dContourStyles.xml file on our EDEX, you need to remove 
the line:
<increment>500</increment>

Because you are replacing that with your more specific rules.

The color "apricot" is not recognized. You can use the hex code for it "#FBCEB1"

Then you'll need to include both the min and max for your ranges, and then 
specify the increment.

   <styleRule>
        <paramLevelMatches>
            <parameter>PBE</parameter>
            <parameter>CAPE</parameter>
            <parameter>cCape</parameter>
            <parameter>loCape</parameter>
            <parameter>muCape</parameter>
            <parameter>dCape</parameter>
        </paramLevelMatches>
        <contourStyle>
            <displayUnits>J/kg</displayUnits>
            <contourLabeling labelSpacing="4">
                <increment color="#FBCEB1" lineStyle="SOLID" 
max="1000">500</increment>
                    <increment color="coral" lineStyle="SOLID" min="1000" 
max="1500">500</increment>
                    <increment color="orange" lineStyle="SOLID" min="1500" 
max="2000">500</increment>
                    <increment color="red" lineStyle="SOLID" min="2000" 
max="3000">500</increment>
                    <increment color="maroon" lineStyle="SOLID" 
min="3000">500</increment>
            </contourLabeling>
        </contourStyle>
    </styleRule>   

One thing to note, is as you zoom in, the increment decreases and more contours 
get plotted.

If you only want to view specific values, then you'll have to use the value tag 
(step 15 in the walk through)

Thanks,

Tiffany Meyer
AWIPS Lead Software Engineer
UCAR-Unidata

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Ticket Details
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Ticket ID: RXW-626267
Department: Support AWIPS
Priority: Normal
Status: Open
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