Combo Overlay

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The combo overlay, displaying only the values that are greater than a given value.

The combo overlay is an overlay which can combine up to three grid overlays with boolean operators and can apply formulas to it. The list of available functions is given below. Combo overlays can also take other combo overlays as input. Another powerful combination is the use of combo overlays with average overlays (with or without an average distance).

Operators

In the table below are the operators displayed that are supported by the combo overlay. The term argument refers to a grid overlay, a numerical value or a global name.

Name	Arguments	Type	Displays
SIN	Single		Sine function
COS	Single		Cosine function
TAN	Single		Tangent function
ASIN	Single		Arc sine function
ACOS	Single		Arc cosine function
ATAN	Single		Arc tangent function
ROUND	Single		Round function
FLOOR	Single		Floor function
CEIL	Single		Ceil function
ABS	Single		Absolute function
EXP	Single		Exponential function
LN	Single		The natural logarithm (base e) function
LOG	Single		The natural logarithm (base 10) function
SQRT	Single		The square root function
RANDOM	Single		The random function, which returns a number greater than or equal to 0.0 and less than 1.0
ADD	Multi		Add one or more argument
MULT	Multi		Multiply one or more arguments
SUB	Multi		Subtract one or argument from the first argument
DIV	Multi		Divide the first argument with one or more other arguments
OR	Multi		Returns 1.0 if any argument is not equal to 0.0.
AND	Multi		Returns 1.0 if all arguments are not equal to 0.0.
GTE	Pair		Returns 1.0 if the first argument is larger than or equal to the second argument, else returns 0.0.
GT	Pair		Returns 1.0 if the first argument is larger than the second argument, else returns 0.0.
LTE	Pair		Returns 1.0 if the first argument is smaller than or equal to the second argument, else returns 0.0.
LT	Pair		Returns 1.0 if the first argument is smaller than the second argument, else returns 0.0.
NEQ	Pair		Returns 1.0 if the first argument is not equal to the second argument, else returns 0.0.
EQ	Pair		Returns 1.0 if the first argument is equal to second argument, else returns 0.0.