R: Define the scene characteristics

define.scenes {RGeostats}

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Define the scene characteristics

Description

Define the characteristics of the scene where the current graphic takes place

Usage

define.scenes(add = FALSE, 
	x1 = 0, x2 = 1, y1 = 0, y2 = 1, 
	dilx1 = 1, dilx2 = 1, dily1 = 1, dily2 = 1, 
	orientx=1, orienty = 1, xlim=NA, ylim=NA, flag.geo=FALSE,
	flag.frame = TRUE, xlab = "", ylab = "", type="n", asp=NA, ...)

Arguments

`add`	When TRUE, add the current graphic to an already existing scene
`x1`	Lower limit along X-axis
`x2`	Upper limit along X-axis
`y1`	Lower limit along Y-axis
`y2`	Upper limit along Y-axis
`dilx1`	When TRUE, the lower limit along X is shifted downwards by 'dilx1*delx' where 'delx' represents 5
`dilx2`	When TRUE, the upper limit along X is shifted upwards by 'dilx2*delx' where 'delx' represents 5
`dily1`	When TRUE, the lower limit along Y is shifted downwards by 'dily1*dely' where 'dely' represents 5
`dily2`	When TRUE, the upper limit along Y is shifted upwards by 'dily2*dely' where 'dely' represents 5
`orientx`	Orientation of the horizontal axis: 1 (increasing from left to right) or -1 (increasing from right to left)
`orienty`	Orientation of the vertical axis: 1 (increasing from bottom to top) or -1 (increasing from top to bottom)
`xlim`	Array giving the mimimum and maximum of the window along X (when specified by the user)
`ylim`	Array giving the minimum and maximum of the window along Y (when specified by the user)
`flag.geo`	When TRUE, the value of the y/x aspect ratio ('asp') is relevant. For more details, see the definition of argument 'asp'. Otherwise the figure fills the whole graphic page, regardless of scales.
`flag.frame`	Tells the procedure if the frame must be represented or not
`xlab`	Label of the X-axis
`ylab`	Label of the Y-axis
`type`	Line style. Actually this is not used here but allow passing a type argument within the dots argument.
`asp`	Value of the y/x aspect ratio. This parameter is only relevant in the case 'flag.geo' is TRUE; it is ignored otherwise. If not defined, its value is loaded from the Global Parameter. For more details, check `environ.print`. If defined, the current value prevails. To cancel any definition of the y/x aspect ratio (letting the figure fill the whole graphic page), it suffices to set it to the value 0.
`...`	Additional parameters passed to `plot`.

[Package RGeostats version 14.0.10 Index]