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Has anyone found a way to get Arcview to output a greyscale map (in the case, US counties with population data) with 256 shades of grey?
I need to take the resulting image into Bryce to create a terrain based on the population numbers.
All I can get from Arcview is a grey map with 102 shades of grey.
Any suggestions would be welcome.
Thanks!
Stephen
Generating 256 shades of grey from Arcview 9.1
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, Oct 11 2008 01:07 PM
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Posted 17 October 2008 - 10:59 AM
Green Palolo
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Try creating new colors in the style editor.
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You could use the name of each color as an attribute to symbolize population.
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44 downloadsYou could use the name of each color as an attribute to symbolize population.
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Posted 27 October 2008 - 03:02 PM
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Tree,
I have an .avl file that allows you to have a supported legend of 360 categories. We had to import the Arcview 3 legend from the symbology tab to have 360 colours for our Aspect Map.
When I try to attach the .avl to this reply it tells me that I am not permitted to upload such file type. So if this is what you need, let me know and maybe I can send it to you another way.
Josh
I have an .avl file that allows you to have a supported legend of 360 categories. We had to import the Arcview 3 legend from the symbology tab to have 360 colours for our Aspect Map.
When I try to attach the .avl to this reply it tells me that I am not permitted to upload such file type. So if this is what you need, let me know and maybe I can send it to you another way.
Josh
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