Command for setting the study plot for a coordinate matrix.
Syntax
SetStudyPLot [options];
Menu Equivalent
Data→Manipulate→Set Study Plot
Button Equivalent
Available Options
Data = Name | #Number
Specifies the coordinate matrix for which to set the parameters of the study plot.
Default
Sets the study plot to the default: this is a rectangular (cubic) plot with the bounds equal to the minima and maxima of the observed coordinates.
Shape = Rectangle | Ellipse | Polygon
Specifies the shape of the study plot. Two-dimensional matrices can take any shape; one- and three-dimensional matrices can be rectangular or ellipsoid.
XMin, XMax = Number
For rectangular plot shapes and all one-dimensional study plots, these parameters specify the minimum and maximum values of the study plot along the x-axis.
YMin, YMax = Number
For rectangular plot shapes in two- or three-dimensions, these parameters specify the minimum and maximum values of the study plot along the y-axis.
ZMin, ZMax = Number
For rectangular plot shapes in three-dimensions, these parameters specify the minimum and maximum values of the study plot along the z-axis.
XRadius = Number
For elliptical plot shapes in two or three dimensions, this specifies the radius of the ellipse along the x-axis.
YRadius = Number
For elliptical plot shapes in two or three dimensions, this specifies the radius of the ellipse along the y-axis.
ZRadius = Number
For elliptical plot shapes in three-dimensions, this specifies the radius of the ellipse along the z-axis.
XOrigin = Number
For elliptical plot shapes in two or three dimensions, this specifies the coordinate of the center of the ellipse along the x-axis.
YOrigin = Number
For elliptical plot shapes in two or three dimensions, this specifies the coordinate of the center of the ellipse along the y-axis.
ZOrigin = Number
For elliptical plot shapes in three-dimensions, this specifies the coordinate of the center of the ellipse along the z-axis.
PolyMat = Name | #Number
Specifies the polygon matrix to use for the coordinate study area.