I have a set of XY data collected at equidistant temperature intervals (example: x-ray diffractograms of a phase transition). I intend to present these data as a plot of stacked XY lines with line colors changing continuously from line to line applying a (thermal) color key like available for a 3D plot. How can I realize line color coding without selecting the color for each line individually ?
Origin 7.5 will allow a group of lines to be plotted using a predefined color pattern (a list of RGB). So that if you prepare this color list once, then any plots can be made to apply entries from this list to each successive line plot. Will this work?
User can create any list of RGBs for a color list. We only ship a couple of simple list. An Origin C function can be easily written to create any list, or to read from standard Microsoft Palette files(PAL).
Once a list is created, it can be saved (using Theme) as a OTH file and shared with everyone else, and can be placed into the Themes folder in Origin 7.5 and can be used anywhere a color list is used.
thanks for your quick response. The palette is a simple color code used in thermography for temperature representation. I add it as ASCII list in RGB colors. The first number gives only the number of entries in this palette.