uniDEM supports multiple display options.
Opens a window in the display area that can be used to present DEM, imagery, mask and geometry data in 3D.
Note: This function can also be accessed with a right click on the display area or over the titlebar or another window.
Default shortcut: Ctrl-N
Opens a window in the display area that can be used to show a profile of the elevations for one or more DEMs where a line has been drawn.
Note: This function can also be accessed with a right click on the display area or over the titlebar or another window.
Default shortcut: Ctrl-Shift-N
Opens a window in the display area that can be used to view the elevations numerically where the screen centre is located.
Note: This function can also be accessed with a right click on the display area or over the titlebar or another window.
Exports the active window in the display area to a high dpi image for use in presentations or other media.
Allows pixel level description for the width and height of a window in the display area. This is useful in concert with the Export Window to File above.
All windows are arranged properly.
Default shortcut: Ctrl-T
Resets the uniDEM layout to the factory standard.
Closes all windows in the display area.
Window Link: the view center and projection of windows are linked together, and denoted by color. Up to four independent sets of windows are possible. The link color of a window is denoted by the color of the window icon.
Default shortcut: none
Toggle between perspective and orthographic 3D visualization.
Default shortcut: none
Synchronize view tilt between linked windows.
Default shortcut: none
Synchronize view azimuth between linked windows.
Default shortcut: none
Set the view center to a fixed offset above the DEM. This can also be changed by dragging the mouse while holding down both right and left mouse buttons.
Default shortcut: none
Reset the vertical offset to zero.
Default shortcut: none
Disables right and left button mouse drag from changing the vertical offset.
Default shortcut: none
Renders terrain with gridding aspect representing actual ground space.
Default shortcut: none
Reduces the camera rotation speed controlled by mouse drag.
Default shortcut: none
Continuously rotate the camera around the screen center.
Default shortcut: none
As the camera is zoomed out, the rendered DEM grid is decimated to enable a larger extent to be shown.
View level 0 shows a 1:1 representation of the active data, and the resolution halves/doubles with each increasing/decreasing view level.
Default shortcut: none
Modify how the automatic view level is selected.
Default shortcut: none
Select the detail level of the rendered DEM shader.
Default shortcut: none
Toggle whether imagery is interpolated in visualization.
Default shortcut: none
Render the edges of the DEM farther to simulate a horizon.
Default shortcut: none