[ncl-talk] Vector arrows thickness and density

Muhammad Omer Mughal m.mughal1 at graduate.curtin.edu.au
Wed Jan 23 23:39:42 MST 2019


Dear NCL team

Kindly see the two plots attached. In the old  setting the arrows were thin and at some points too small to be seen in the plots. I wanted to make the plots thicker so I used the following new settings (see attached plot)
      
        opts at vcLineArrowThicknessF      = 3
        opts_va at vcGlyphStyle = "LineArrow"
        opts_va at vcLineArrowColor="red"
        opts_va at vcMapDirection  = False
        opts_va at vcRefMagnitudeF = 4
        opts_va at vcRefLengthF    = 0.05
        opts_va at vcMinDistanceF  = 0.014

But now  I see the arrows too densely packed and also they are not  as  thick as I expected them to be. I also have the restriction that I cannot change the reference magnitude. 

I want to know how to reduce the arrows density and increase their thickness. I tried  using  
opts_va at NumVectors = 33  ​
But it was overridden  . I would be greatful to have your suggestions.

Regards 
 
 Muhammad Omer Mughal 
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 Department of Imaging and Applied Physics
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