Detailed Plot Options for 3D Details

Edit these parameters to control the in-line/cross-line grid density.

• InLine Start From – Type the beginning in-line grid line.
• Increment – Type the increment for the in-line grid lines.
• XLine Start From – Type the beginning cross-line grid line.
• Increment – Type the increment for the cross-line grid lines.

For example, if you set In-line Ref = 10, In-line Increment = 10, X-line Ref = 10, and X-line Increment = 20, then as a result you will get in-lines 10, 20, 30, etc. and cross-lines 10, 30, 50, etc.

• Line Properties: <Edit> - Click to open the Line Attributes dialog box, where you can adjust the appearance of the grid lines.
• Force End Points - Select this check box if you want to post the first and last in-line/cross-line grid lines on your map. This guarantees that grid lines will be drawn at the limits of your 3D data area, regardless of the selected reference lines or increments.

Edit these parameters to set the label frequency of your in-line/cross-line grid lines.

• InLine Grid Label Frequency – Type how often to label the in-line grid. For example, type 1 and ProductName will label every in-line grid line, type 2 and it will label every second in-line grid line, and so on.
• XLine Grid Label Frequency – Type how often to label the cross-line grid. For example, type 1 and ProductName will label every cross-line grid line, type 2 and it will label every second cross-line grid line, and so on.
• Font: <Edit...> - Click to open the Map Plot Item Annotation dialog box, where you can change the font, font style, and font size of the 3D grid labels.

Edit these parameters to set the frequency of in-line/cross-line intersection symbols.

• InLine Start From – Type the beginning in-line for intersection symbols.
• Increment – Type an increment for the in-line intersection symbols.
• XLine Start From – Type a beginning cross-line for intersection symbols.
• Increment – Type an increment for the cross-line intersection symbols.

For example, if you entered In-line Ref = 10, In-line Increment = 20, X-line Ref = 10, and X-line Increment = 40, you would see the following results:

in-line10/ cross-line10, in-line10/ cross-line50, in-line10/ cross-line90, etc.

in-line30/ cross-line10, in-line30/ cross-line50, in-line30/ cross-line90, etc.

in-line50/ cross-line10, in-line50/ cross-line50, in-line50/ cross-line90, etc.

• Force End Points - Select this check box if you want ProductName to post the first and last in-line/cross-line intersections on your map. This guarantees that intersections will be drawn at the limits of your 3D data area, regardless of the selected reference lines or increments.
• <Symbol> - Click to open the Symbol dialog box, where you can customize the 3D location symbol.

Edit these parameters to set the label frequency of your in-line/cross-line intersections. ProductName will place the labels next to 3D intersection symbols based on the increment you select.

• InLine Grid Line Frequency – Type how often to label the in-line intersection. For example, type 1 and ProductName will label every intersection point in the in-line direction, type 2 and it will label every second intersection point, and so on.
• X-line Grid Line Frequency – Type how often to label the cross-line intersection. For example, type 1 and ProductName will label every intersection point in the cross-line direction, type 2 and it will label every second intersection point, and so on.
• <Font> - Click to open the Map Plot Item Annotation dialog box, where you can change the font, font style, and font size of the 3D location labels.

Edit these parameters to control the numeric 3D horizon value symbols at the in-line/cross-line intersections.

• InLine Start From – Type a beginning in-line for value symbols.
• Increment – Type an increment for the value symbols in the in-line direction.
• XLine Start From – Type a beginning cross-line for value symbols.
• Increment – Type an increment for the value symbols in the cross-line direction.

For example, if you set In-line Ref = 10, In-line Increment = 20, X-line Ref = 10, and X-line Increment = 40, then you will see the following results:

in-line10/ cross-line10, in-line10/ cross-line50, in-line10/ cross-line90, etc.

in-line30/ cross-line10, in-line30/ cross-line50, in-line30/ cross-line90, etc.

in-line50/ cross-line10, in-line50/ cross-line50, in-line50/ cross-line90, etc.

• Symbol Properties <Edit...> - Click to open the Symbol dialog box, where you can customize the 3D value symbol.
• Force End Points - Select this check box if you want ProductName to post the first and last in-line/cross-line grid lines on your map. This guarantees that grid lines will be drawn at the limits of your 3D data area, regardless of the selected reference lines or increments.

Edit these parameters to control the frequency of numeric 3D horizon values posted on your map at the in-line/cross-line intersections.

• InLine Grid Line Frequency – Enter how often to post 3D horizon values at the in-line/cross-line intersections in the in-line direction. For example, enter 1 and ProductName will label every intersection, enter 2 and it will label every second intersection, and so on.
• XLine Grid Line Frequency – Enter how often to post 3D horizon values at the in-line/cross-line intersections in the cross-line direction. For example, enter 1 and ProductName will label every intersection, enter 2 and it will label every second intersection, and so on.
• Font: <Edit> - Click to open the Map Plot Item Annotation dialog box, where you can change the font, font style, and font size of the 3D value labels.