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120-Series Programs
The 120-series is used to generate and manipulate graphical
information. This graphical information consists of a set of
elements, such as a border, points, symbols and text. Each plot
command specifies an element and parameters for coordinate
location, size, etc. Plot commands for each map segment (e.g.,
drillhole locations, coordinate grids, etc.) are stored as
independent files that can be overlaid to produce a final map.
There are two stages of generating a plot in MineSight
. First,
generate a file of plot commands with one of the MineSight
are:
1. Define the display area and parameters.
2. Run one of the preplot routines such as M216V1, M506V1,
M606V1, that will:
Select data to be displayed
Project/convert to 2-D form
Output commands
3. Decide on the extra information to be added to plot (bor-
ders, titles, coordinates) and code this information into a
plot run file.
4. Run M122V1 to process all plot data and generate a plotted
result.
General purpose plotting features of M122V1
1. Special annotations of almost any type can be coded and
added to plots.
2. Special annotations may be moved (relocated) on a plot to
remove conflicts or overplotting.
3. User specified title boxes can be generated in runs inde-
pendently from plot runs and stored in small files, then added
to any desired plot.
4. Different features of a plot can be created by two or more
independent runs and/or manually coded then combined into
the desired plot.
5. Different plots may be combined on a single plot sheet us-
ing M122 (i.e., stack several cross sections across the height
of a sheet for a composite map).
6. Files containing plot commands can be named in the M122
run file using the USERF function. This makes it easier to
combine various independent portions of the plot.
Basic parameters that control plotting in M122V1
The plot area of a display corresponds to the region that has
eastings (X) between XMIN and XMAX and northings (Y)
between YMIN and YMAX. For a plotter that functions in
inches, the map scales in each direction are specified in units/
inch by XSCALE and YSCALE. The size of the plot map will
be (XMAX-XMIN) / XSCALE inches in the X direction and
(YMAX-YMIN) / YSCALE in the Y direction. For cross-
sections, the Y-axis would be elevation. For a plotter that is set
up as metric, the map scales in each direction are specified in
units/cm by XSCALE and YSCALE. The size of the plot in X
and Y will be (XMAX-XMIN) / XSCALE cm and (YMAX-
YMIN) / YSCALE cm.
If you wish to plot metric plots on a plotter set up for inches,
specify the scale as (metric scale * 0.0254). The following table
gives the conversion for some common metric scales.
Desired Scale M122V1 XSCALE
(meters/plot inch)
1:100 2.54
1:250 6.35
1:500 12.70
1:1000 25.40
1:1500 38.10
1:2000 50.80
1:2500 63.50
1:3000 76.20
1:4000 101.60
1:5000 127.00
1:10000 254.00
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