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'''2. Ingore image in Vlm:''' - Flags an image so that it will not participate in the determination of the landmark position Vlm (i.e., a "v1"), but will contribute to the determination of topography through its brightness variations. [From LITHOS.f] == Additional Reference == '''1. Tuck it away''' - Use this to either tuck or untuck a picture. Tucking a picture strips all the landmark information from the SUMFILE and flags it with "!" in PICTLIST.TXT so [[lithos]] will ignore it when introducing new images. [From LITHOS.f] (./) this doesn't make sense. Is it a toggle? |
Picture status
(lithos Main Menu Option P. Picture status)
Description
This Main Menu option allows you to change how the picture is used by SPC.
Submenu
When you enter Option P. Picture status from the Main Menu, you will see this prompt and submenu:
Main Menu: Q 0123O IUCRSG NVAMBX DEPL FZH? p >p Input 12-character picture name. P3T11L2H0201 0. No change 1. Tuck it away 2. Ingore image in Vlm
Input 12-character picture name - Input the picture name.
0. No change - Returns to Main Menu.
1. Tuck it away - Use this to either tuck or untuck a picture. Tucking a picture strips all the landmark information from the SUMFILE and flags it with "!" in PICTLIST.TXT so lithos will ignore it when introducing new images. [From LITHOS.f]
Tucking a picture also removes all entries of the image name in the landmark files. It is a toggle in that if you untuck an image it will remove the "!" from in front of the image in PICTLIST.TXT and it will make it usable again.
2. Ingore image in Vlm: - Flags an image so that it will not participate in the determination of the landmark position Vlm (i.e., a "v1"), but will contribute to the determination of topography through its brightness variations. [From LITHOS.f]
(Compiled by JRW)