Color scale should be - easily - tunable. I have added a 30m deep parts to a 15km/600m depth networks and when trying to draw this new part, depth colorscale is absolutely useless as there's no difference in the splay colors, so all the detailed information is more confusing than useful. We should be able to tune min (purple) and max (red) values to narrow down the depth colorscale to part of the network we work on/drawn.

From this:


We should be able to set the Z colorscale to get to that:


Also, the Plan and Perspective overlay order of splays should be fixed. Splays aren't displayed as the actually overlay. As a consequense, I get deeper splays are displayed on top of shallower splays and make the interpretation complicated to impossible. This issue is not present in Volume.

This is a erroneous display:


That is correct:

If CRP was to sort the splays by Z values before displaying them in "Perspective", would it give a better results ?

It does gives a better result for Plan for sure and improves things a bit for Perspective as I (we?) look at the Perspective from above to the side, rarely from below. However, it make a mess in the data so this should be run in the background by CRP and not something done by the user.

What about the easily tunable colorscale ? Don't you like the idea?

Hope you won’t be running out of red wine ;)!
Cheers!

Great, I like it :) Thanks.

For the French version, I suggest the following wording :

* Elargir >> Griser - hovering text: Afficher les données non-sélectionnées en grisé (Griser = to grey out)

* Réduire >> Masquer - hovering text: Ne pas afficher les données non-sélectionnées (Masquer = to hide, to mask)


Also, I find the 2 new icons confusing as they are far too commoly used for other purposes: i.e.: "Full screen" and "exit full screen".

Here is a design suggestion for the 2 icons:

What about these ones, with thicker lines and dots.

Done for both in case you change your mind :)


I used the same blue as the other icons and I tried to use the same grey. But for my colorblindness, the gray is too dark so the contrast between the two colors isn't enough and they get confused so the icon becomes meaningless to me. So I kept the lighter gray, similar to the one used on the actual display (215/215/215).

I prefer the 2 icons being of close design.

vs.


In case you use the funnel icon, for the French version,

* Réduire >> Filtrer - hovering text: N'afficher que les données filtrées. Sometimes a tiny difference influences the meaning/the message... here it would be the icon :)

Could we also get the altitude as a filter option? I use the altitude as a ref and not the relative height/depth. So when it come to filtering data, I only have access to the altitude via RMB>information but not the height/depth and therefore I have to guesstimate all the time. Not the most practical.