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SharpPlot Reference > SharpPlot Methods > SetAltitudeColors Method
SharpPlot.SetAltitudeColors Method
Set an array of colors for use by altitude-shaded plots. If a single color is used, it will be smoothly graded to white. An array of colors will be used as step values, and an equal number of interpolated colors created between each pair.
Example
sp.SetAltitudeColors(Color.DarkKhaki); // Good for a landscape map sp.SetAltitudeColors(new Color[]{Color.Navy,Color.Green,Color.Red,Color.Yellow}); // Typical false-color set
Overloads
- public void SetAltitudeColors(Color value);
- public void SetAltitudeColors(string value);
- public void SetAltitudeColors(Color[] colors);
Altitude shading is supported by the contour plot, and the cloud chart with a fitted response surface. You can also have altitude-shaded markers as a BubbleChart style.