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h2. Name

*rcd* --- Read from cursor and draw

h2. Syntax
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*rcd* \[*liw*] \[*poi*] \[*col*] \[*max | min | hei*] \[*sav*] \[*tub*] \[*dva*] \[*noy*] \[*chc*] \[*lco*] \[*set*]

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h2. Description

*rcd* is used for digitizing both in 2D and 3D. It will read data by cursor-clicks on the left mouse button. The zoom (right) and pan (middle) mouse buttons can be used while digitizing.

When digitizing is ended, the result will be a dataset, usually present both in workspace *^rcd* and as the active dataset. Check the [ug: Keyboard Shortcuts] in the [User Guide|ug:] to learn what keys can be used for digitizing.

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The digitizing functionality has a front-end in the Quick digitizing, found under Tools.

There are many alternative digitizers present in Geocap. The command edit, !att:_img_icon2^Edit points and lines.png! is one examle, other examples are the Shelf functionality for digitizing outer limits, the command Red snapper, !att:_img_icon2^Red snapper.png! and seismic interpretation.
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Use *[acd - Append data from cursor]* to append instead of digitizing from scratch.

h2. Arguments

*liw* _line\_width_ 
{indent}Digitize with _line\_width_ ( 1 / 2 / 3 / ...). 
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*tub*
{indent}Display the digitized line in tube mode. 
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*min* | *max*
{indent}Digitize with height = @zmin | @zmax. 
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*hei* _height_
{indent}Digitize with height (z-value) set to _height_. 
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*col* _color_
{indent}Apply color _color_ (_color_ = red | gre | blu |...) when digitizing. 
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*poi* \[*lin*]
{indent}Display only the points. *lin* means display also lines. 
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*dva*
{indent}Display value of the points. 
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*sav* _workspace\_name_
{indent}Save digitized data in workspace _workspace\_name_ in addition to workspace *^rcd*. 
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*noy*
{indent}The *noy* argument will disable the *y* key while digitizing. Ending the digitizing will enable the *y* key.
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*chc* \[*whi | red | gre ...*] | _r g b_
{indent}The *chc* argument will change the color when digitizing. 
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*lco*
{indent}Digitize using local origo and double precision.
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*set* \[*cir*] \[*cno*] \[*hei*] \[*dva*] \[*col*] \[*oll*] \[*all*] \[*crossing*]
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Options that can be *set* before or during digitizing.

*cir* \[*col* | *rad* _radius_] - Digitize and display a circle at digitizing position. Use *col red|gre...etc*. *rad* will set circle radius to _radius_.

*cno* \[*on|off*] - connect exclusively to nearest point in *active*. *off* will disconnect.

*hei* _heightvalue_ - Digitize using z coordinate _heightvalue_ .

*dva* \[*on|off*] - Display z value during digitizing.

*col whi|red|gre ...* - Specify color of the digitizing line.

*oll* - Use special *s m c hotkeys* in _outer limit line_ digitizing.

*all* - Use special *s m c hotkeys* in all digitizing.

*crossing* _value_ - Determines what will happen when digitizing picks up the crossing point of two lines.

{info:title=Options in z value when digitizing picks up the crossing point of two lines}
			0: no action. 
			1: use z value from active line (default)
			2: use z value from crossing line
			3: use the middle value as z value
			4: use lowest z value as z value
			5: use highest z value as z value

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h2. See also

[acd - Append data from cursor], [bck - Backward in digitizing], [cll - Close line], [spe|spe - Specify parameters] _imi_
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Name

rcd — Read from cursor and draw

Syntax

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rcd [liw] [poi] [col] [max | min | hei] [sav] [tub] [dva] [noy] [chc] [lco] [set]

Description

rcd is used for digitizing both in 2D and 3D. It will read data by cursor-clicks on the left mouse button. The zoom (right) and pan (middle) mouse buttons can be used while digitizing.

When digitizing is ended, the result will be a dataset, usually present both in workspace ^rcd and as the active dataset. Check the Keyboard Shortcuts in the User Guide to learn what keys can be used for digitizing.

Tip
titleTip

The digitizing functionality has a front-end in the Quick digitizing, found under Tools.

There are many alternative digitizers present in Geocap. The command edit, Image Added is one examle, other examples are the Shelf functionality for digitizing outer limits, the command Red snapper, Image Added and seismic interpretation.

Use acd - Append data from cursor to append instead of digitizing from scratch.

Arguments

liw line_width

tub

min | max

hei height

col color

poi [lin]

dva

sav workspace_name

noy

chc [whi | red | gre ...] | r g b

lco

set [cir] [cno] [hei] [dva] [col] [oll] [all] [crossing]

See also

acd - Append data from cursor, bck - Backward in digitizing, cll - Close line, spe imi