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Daniele
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I'm new to RCL programming language.

In my first try I got very impressive for automating repetitive tasks.

I got a little bit confused when I looked to the RCL Help file.

I couldn't find how to set same options. So I exported the GlobalSettings.ini and I gave it a look.

By now I get these 2 little scripts:

1. Create a Profile from a Solid Lithological Model with a XY Table already stored in the database project

DEFINE: TABLES PROFILE_TABLE profile NS1

DEFINE: LOG_PROFILE TRUNCATE true

DEFINE: GENERAL 2D_OUTPUT profile NS1 a.rk6

EXECUTE: LITH_PROFILE

2. Export the #1 Profile to JPG

DEFINE: RKW2JPG RKW_FILE_NAME profile NS1 a.rk6

DEFINE: RKW2JPG JPG_FILE_NAME output/profile NS1 a.jpg

DEFINE: BITMAP_OPTIONS RESOLUTION 200

DEFINE: BITMAP_OPTIONS VERT_EXAG 2.0

DEFINE: BITMAP_OPTIONS SCALE 25.0

EXECUTE: RKW2JPG

How to get the right command syntax if I connot see the RCL menu, as for Export to JPG?

I found BITMAP_OPTIONS SCALE 25.0 in the GlobalSettings.ini file, whiel VERT_EXAG in Rockworks forum.

Is there a complete syntax manual?

Thank you.

DLattuada

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Hi Daniele,

The RockPlot2D Export tools do have regular "tree-style" menus, in the Grafix / 2D Utilities / Export menu, available from the Borehole Manager or Utilities. If you select any of those program options, you can use the Menu | Show RCL or Menu | Save to RCL commands to generate the RCL list, as you do with most of the other functions in RockWorks.

Molly Mayfield

Rockware Inc

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Hi Molly,

both the Grafix / 2D Utilities / Export menu and the View RCL.. menu let me save lot of time in automating repetitive tasks.

I suggest also the ReportWorks, a little bit unfriendly, but usefull to print RK6 linked representations as soon as they change.

Thank you.

Daniele

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