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FE Match Plot Controls:

Upon completion of FE Match simulation, a pair of enhanced plot controls dialogs appears. The "3D Plot" button in the first of these launches a 3-dimensional plot window whose primary control resides in this dialog. There are size, orientation, and other controls that are in the 3D dialog itself. A second dialog displays a set of data and residuals plots that are more refined and controllable than those in the main FE Match window.

3D Plot Control Functions:

• Dimensions: The five pairs of check boxes allow the user a way to set the 3D plot X and Y dimension value types: MW; s20,w; D20,w; f; and f/f0.
• Z-Scaling Factor: Set the scale factor for 3D Z values, to increase/decrease peak extents relative to X and Y.
• Grid Resolution: Set the number of pixels in X and Y for which Z raster values are calculated.
• Peak Smoothing: Set the smoothing factor applied to peaks.
• Peak Width: Set the factor that governs the spread of peaks.
• 3D Plot Click this button initially to launch the 3D plot window. Thereafter, when dimension value or other settings are changed, click this button for a re-draw of the 3D plot.
• Help Click for this documentation.
• Close Click to close the control dialog, along with any residuals or 3D dialogs it spawned.

Below is a 3D plot window sample. As mentioned, it is controlled largely in the Controls dialog. In the 3D window itself, the toolbar controls have tool tip text shown when the cursor hovers over each. The mouse scroll wheel controls zoom. Left mouse button click and hold and mouse movement, as well as arrow keys, control orientation. In general, display control is easily learned in playing with the mouse and keyboard, sometimes in combination with shift, alt or control keys.

The image below is a Residuals plot dialog sample. The check boxes that control plot contents are self-explanatory. It appears automatically upon simulation completion and may be brought up any time using the Residual Plot button in the main window.

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