Draw Flattened Pixmap Issue

[X.]

Still pending as of LV 2012.0f3, it would seem...

[KubiszH]

Amaizing this stuff is STILL not resolved in LV2020 10years later...

[KubiszH]

Just not to nag, I'll append possible solution.

Adjust Color table range from 0-255 to 0-160 (this is range I found to be working without bluring the image) and data range from wahtever it is to 0-160.

[alexderjuengere]

I would rather use an intensity plot than a picture-control as indicator,

as there wont be no zooming issues, as described.

[alexderjuengere]

use the cursor to counter check grayscale pixel values

use the intensity plots z-scale property like this:

- z.scale : autoscale = true (default)

- z.scale : interpolate? = true (default)

- z.scale : ignore color arry? false (default)

## one-sided thresholding

## two-sided thresholding

[KubiszH]

I am not quite sure why you bring up and describe intesity, when discussion is about pixmap, but whatever.
Also there was no question about thresholding whatsoever.

[alexderjuengere]

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@KubiszH wrote:

Also there was no question about thresholding whatsoever.

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Go back to Message 2 of 16 and check for yourself

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@KubiszH wrote:

Amaizing this stuff is STILL not resolved in LV2020 10years later...

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that is what you should expect.

the NI Picture Control Toolkit by National Instruments is no longer actively developed.
It is in a legacy / maintenance-only status.

the same is true for the Intensity plot

 wrote:

I am not quite sure why you bring up and describe intesity, when discussion is about pixmap, but whatever.

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because the intensity plot is the better option, IMHO, when dealing with false-color images with low color depth  (2^8 = 256 colors) 

especially when two sided ranges are a must.

if you ask NI, they will probably advise you to use the Vision Toolkit