wbt_topo_render: Topo render
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wbt_topo_render

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Topo render

Description

This tool creates a pseudo-3D rendering from an input DEM, for the purpose of effective topographic visualization.

Usage

wbt_topo_render(
  dem,
  output,
  palette = "soft",
  rev_palette = FALSE,
  az = 315,
  alt = 30,
  background_hgt_offset = 10,
  polygon = NULL,
  background_clr = "[255, 255, 255]",
  attenuation = 0.6,
  ambient_light = 0.2,
  z_factor = 1,
  wd = NULL,
  verbose_mode = NULL,
  compress_rasters = NULL,
  command_only = FALSE
)

Arguments

`dem`	Name of the input digital elevation model (DEM) raster file.
`output`	Name of the output raster file.
`palette`	Palette name; options are 'atlas', 'high_relief', 'arid', 'soft', 'earthtones', 'muted', 'light_quant', 'purple', 'viridi', 'gn_yl', 'pi_y_g', 'bl_yl_rd', 'deep', 'imhof', and 'white'.
`rev_palette`	Reverse the palette?.
`az`	Light source azimuth direction (degrees, 0-360).
`alt`	Light source altitude (degrees, 0-90).
`background_hgt_offset`	Offset height of background, in z-units.
`polygon`	Clipping polygon vector file (optional).
`background_clr`	Background red-green-blue (RGB) or red-green-blue-alpha (RGBA) colour, e.g. '`⁠[255, 255, 245]⁠`', '`⁠[255, 255, 245, 200]⁠`'.
`attenuation`	Attenuation parameter. Range is 0-4. Zero means no attenuation.
`ambient_light`	Ambient light parameter. Range is 0.0-0.7. Zero means no ambient light.
`z_factor`	Elevation multiplier, or a vertical exageration.
`wd`	Changes the working directory. Default: `NULL` will use the value in WhiteboxTools settings, see `wbt_wd()` for details.
`verbose_mode`	Sets verbose mode. If verbose mode is `FALSE`, tools will not print output messages. Default: `NULL` will use the value in WhiteboxTools settings, see `wbt_verbose()` for details.
`compress_rasters`	Sets the flag used by 'WhiteboxTools' to determine whether to use compression for output rasters. Default: `NULL` will use the value in WhiteboxTools settings, see `wbt_compress_rasters()` for details.
`command_only`	Return command that would be executed by `system()` rather than running tool. Default: `FALSE`.