Hillshade
Description
Hillshade is used to obtain hypothetical illumination of a surface by determining the illumination values for each cell in a raster grid file. Hill shading darkens areas that are sloped or are obscured due to elevated areas. It works on the premise of brightening areas that face the sun directly.
Hill shading can significantly enhance the visualization of a surface for analysis or graphical display, especially when using transparency.
Context
Table 1 lists the elements that can contain, or be contained by, a Hillshade element.
Contained by | Element | Contains |
---|---|---|
Hillshade |
Attributes
The Hillshade element has no attributes.
Example
This example specifies a grid image style that contains a RenderStyle of type LUTColor, a Custom DataTransform having a collection of six color breaks, and a collection of three grid inflection points.
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<NamedStyle xmlns="http://www.mapinfo.com/mxp" version="MXP_WorkSpace_1_5">
<GridStyle id="migridstyle" name="migridstyle" contrast="0.5" brightness="0.5" opacity="1" grayscale="false" show-hillshade="false" null-color="black" null-transparent="true">
<RenderStyle type="LUTColor" underviewInterpolation="None">
<Component type="color" field="0" band="1" dataTransform="MapInfoDataTransform">
<ColorTable>Pseudocolor.lut</ColorTable>
</Component>
<Hillshade>
<SunShadow enable="True" />
<Highlight enable="True" />
</Hillshade>
</RenderStyle>
<DataTransformList>
<DataTransform type="Custom" name="MapInfoDataTransform">
<ColorBreaksList>
<ColorBreak value="-182.586959838867" color="#0000ff" />
<ColorBreak value="57420.302986145" color="#1919ff" />
<ColorBreak value="115023.192932129" color="#5e5eff" />
<ColorBreak value="172626.082878113" color="#eeeeff" />
<ColorBreak value="230228.972824097" color="#7f7f7f" />
<ColorBreak value="287831.862770081" color="#a5a5a5" />
</ColorBreaksList>
</DataTransform>
</DataTransformList>
<GridInflectionList>
<GridInflection value="0.4" color="yellow" />
<GridInflection value="0.5" color="green" />
<GridInflection value="0.6" color="blue" />
</GridInflectionList>
</GridStyle>
</NamedStyle>