OVER FILL Contour Problem AGAIN!

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Post by wxforecaster »

It should work if you use your Default Workchart. In the script that i use, i call up a different map every time and you will get the bad map. Try making a new map and put it in a script and run it! You should get the same result i am getting. But like i said, if you use your default workchart, it will work just fine. Thing is, i make plots for all over the country and i have to call up a new map every time.
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Re: bum script?

Post by severe storm_forecaster »

Jon:

That was NOT my default map I used. Like you, I use an array of differing maps for our needs! I did try it using a few different maps, and each works just fine.
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Post by figarocat »

Try adding an "import" command after your "load" command:

import,C:\Program Files\DigitalAtmosphereWS\Texas.dmf

So you would have:

ERASE
load,C:\Program Files\DigitalAtmosphereWS\Texas.dmf
import,C:\Program Files\DigitalAtmosphereWS\Texas.dmf
analyze,OVER FILL COLOR=255:202:235 GRTN=0 SADC=1:20 STOR=1 DEGF TEMP
...etc

I had a similar problem a few years ago and that worked for me...

--Jeff
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figarocat wrote:Try adding an "import" command after your "load" command:

import,C:\Program Files\DigitalAtmosphereWS\Texas.dmf

So you would have:

ERASE
load,C:\Program Files\DigitalAtmosphereWS\Texas.dmf
import,C:\Program Files\DigitalAtmosphereWS\Texas.dmf
analyze,OVER FILL COLOR=255:202:235 GRTN=0 SADC=1:20 STOR=1 DEGF TEMP
...etc

I had a similar problem a few years ago and that worked for me...

--Jeff

Jeff,

You Rock man! That was the problem.. thanks so much.. now time to write a BUNCH of scripts! Well more scripts.


Thanks a million,
Jon
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