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_Rendering Pane_ will immediately display the distribution, and a new layer will be added to the _Layers Pane_.
_Rendering Pane_ will immediately display the distribution, and a new layer will be added to the _Layers Pane_.
##### 3. Change the settings for color mapping (optional).
##### 3. Change the visualization style - contour vs. raster (optional).
Double click the vertical _Color Bar_ on the right-hand side of _Rendering Pane_. A popup dialog named _'Setup Colormap and Limit Range'_ will show up, where you can change various options regarding the color mapping.
##### 4. Change the visualization style - contour vs. raster (optional).
On _Horizontal Plane_ menu category of _Menu Bar_, you can select one of the following visualization styles:
On _Horizontal Plane_ menu category of _Menu Bar_, you can select one of the following visualization styles:
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Each menu button has drop-down submenu, where you can set various options for each visualization style. For example, you can display character labels (including "H"/"L" for geopotential height) at the peak locations of the distribution.
Each menu button has drop-down submenu, where you can set various options for each visualization style. For example, you can display character labels (including "H"/"L" for geopotential height) at the peak locations of the distribution.
##### 4. Change the settings for color mapping (optional).
Double click the vertical _Color Bar_ on the right-hand side of _Rendering Pane_. A popup dialog named _'Setup Colormap and Limit Range'_ will show up, where you can change various options regarding the color mapping.
##### 5. Explore temperature distributions at different altitudes (if any).
##### 5. Explore temperature distributions at different altitudes (if any).
If your dataset includes wind flow datasets at multiple altitude, you can select a particular height level, or easily change to the next/previous height level.
If your dataset includes wind flow datasets at multiple altitude, you can select a particular height level, or easily change to the next/previous height level.
