Graphics WaypointAttributes
Set the 2D graphics properties for existing waypoints and external ephemeris points.
Syntax
Graphics <VehObjectPath> WaypointAttributes {WaypointOptions} ({GfxOption} <Parameter>)...
Related commands
Description
This command is used to set the 2D graphics properties for existing waypoints and external ephemeris points.
This command is valid for Aircraft, Ship and GroundVehicle only.
Use the Graphics Waypoints command to turn on or off the display of waypoints. Then use this command to set the display attributes of the individual waypoints.
{WaypointOptions} can be any number of the following:
| {WaypointOption} | Description |
|---|---|
| All | Apply settings to all waypoints for the vehicle |
| Time {TimeValue} | Apply settings to the waypoint for the specified time.
For valid {TimeValue} values see Time Options. |
| Index <WaypointIndexNum> | The number of the waypoint to which the settings are to be applied. An index number of 0 will effect the last waypoint. |
({GfxOption} <Parameter>) can be any number of the following:
| {GfxOption} | <Parameter> | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Show | {On | Off} | Show or hide the waypoints in the 2D Graphics window |
| Color | {Color} | For valid {Color} options see Common Options. |
| VehicleColor | Set the color to be the same as that set for the Great Arc vehicle to which the waypoints are assigned | |
| Marker | {Parameters} | Set the Marker for the waypoint. Visit Connect help for the Graphics Marker command for a description of parameters. |
| Label | "<LabelText>" | A user defined label to display at the waypoint. |
| ShowLabel | {On | Off} | Show or hide the user defined label. |
Any of the above options can be used together.
Examples
To change the Show flag for the waypoint at the time 1 Jun 2002 12:00:
To change the color for the first and third points so that they match the vehicle's color:
For all waypoints change the marker style to a square:
Set a label value and color for the second waypoint:
Return message
Group membership
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Version
10