                        SEEPLUS.HLP
                 Revised: April 24, 1991

!COLOR
                COLOR COMMAND & APPLICATIONS

Command :  COLOR, {day-color}, {dusk-color}, {night-color}
Exampleÿ:  coloring.dat
Effect  :
        specifies day,dusk, and night colors to be applied 
Comments:ÿ
        Does ÿnotÿapply ÿwhen theÿfind ÿcriterion ÿlocates 
        elementsofdifferent colors. (See FIND) 

Used by :  poly, river,ÿroad, line, taxi
   
SEEPLUS Application #1 :

        Select ÿMenu ÿEXPERT / Color - ÿday,dusk,nite ÿSEE 
        allows ÿyou ÿto setup all of your colors ÿfor ÿthe 
        daytime, ÿdusk and night. ÿClick your mouse on the 
        colors you want to use and then save them as a MAP 
        statement or COLOR statement. 

SEEPLUS Application #2 :

        Select ÿMenu ÿEXPERT / Find Objects in ÿScenery ÿ- 
        COLOR (i.e., find, color, 15, taxi) SEE allows you 
        to change the colors of specific objects. 

                SEE USE OF COLOR WITH TAXI
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!TAXI
                CONVERT LINES TO LIGHTS

Command:  TAXI
Example:  coloring.dat
Effect :
        found lines will be converted to lights which have 
        the ÿcolor ÿsequences ÿof the color map ÿor ÿcolor 
        command whichever is appropriate 
  
SEEPLUS:
        Select ÿMenu ÿEXPERT / Find Objects in ÿScenery ÿ- 
        COLOR 
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!EAST
                SET FS COORDINATE

Command :  EAST, {desired east FS coordinate}
Example :  library.dat
Effect  :
        sets the east coordinate (in FS units)
Comments:
        Default on startup is east center.
Used by : library, relative, atis, com, vor, ndb

SEEPLUS :
        Select Menu EXPERT / FS N&E Coordinates
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!END
                        END STATEMENT

Command :  END
Example : all DATs
Effect  :
        tells SEE to stop reading instructions
Comments:
        Must be present in command list.  ÿNo instructions 
        beyond this will be executed.  ÿYou may have notes 
        following ÿthe end command to help ÿdocument ÿyour 
        command list. 

SEEPLUS :
        Select ÿMenu ÿSEE / SAVE or REPORT If ÿyou ÿselect 
        SAVE ÿand RUN then SEEPLUS will write SAVE and END 
        to the file. ÿBut, ÿif you select the report ÿonly 
        item, then SAVE will not be written. Currently, we 
        SHELL ÿÿto ÿSEE03.EXE ÿand ÿtry ÿto ÿexecute ÿÿthe 
        compilation process. 
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!SAVE
                      SAVE STATEMENT

Command : SAVE
Example : all DATs
Effect  :
        causes output SC1 file to be written to disk
Comments:
        Must ÿfollow all instructions for changes. ÿÿLeave 
        this command out if you just want a report. 

SEEPLUS :
        Select Menu SEE / Save and compile.
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!REPORT
               GENERATE SEE REPORT ONLY

Command:  REPORT
Example:  all DATs
Effect :
        causes ÿanalysis of input file and creation ÿof ÿa 
        report file 
Comments:
        Should ÿimmediately ÿfollow ÿdirectory ÿand ÿÿfile 
        setups before any changes are requested. 
SEEPLUS:
        Select Menu EXECUTE / Generate REPORT only
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!FIND
        THE FIND OPTIONS ARE POWERFUL BUT REQUIRE
                  EXPERT MANIPULATION

Command:  FIND, {criterion}, {value}
Command:  FIND, ALL
Command:  FIND, EXACT, {object-type}, {element}
Example:  coloring.dat; lights.dat;
Effect :
        tells SEE what elements to look for; typical crit-
        eria are: number  (which specific polygon, line or 
        river) ÿcolor   (all elements of this color value) 
        range   ÿ(all ÿelements ÿwhose range > ÿvalue ÿ(FS 
        units)) height  (all elements whose height > value 
        (ft)) 

SEEPLUS:
        Select Menu EXPERT / Find Objects in Scenery

            SEE USING "FIND" WITH FILTER
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!FILTER
Command:  FILTER, {color-code)
Example:  ezc.dat
Effect :
        SEE ÿis smart enough to avoid adding night ÿcolors 
        to ÿbuildings ÿthat are already dark in ÿorder ÿto 
        save on filesize; ÿby adding filter colors you are 
        telling ÿSEE ÿthat ÿif it ÿencounters ÿa ÿbuilding 
        exclusively ÿmade with these colors not to ÿbother 
        adding ÿnight ÿcoloring; ÿblack (0) ÿis ÿalways ÿa 
        filter color 
Used by:  BUILDING
SEEPLUS:
        Select ÿMenu ÿEXPERT / Find Objects in ÿScenery ÿ- 
        FILTER 
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!FREQ
                SET ALL FREQUENCIES
                 ATIS/COM/VOR/NDB

Command:  FREQ, {com-frequency}
Example:  com.dat; atis.dat; library.dat
Effect :
        sets an FS radio frequency
Comments:
        must be a valid FS frequency
Used by:  atis, com, guils

SEEPLUS:
        Select Menu NAVAIDS / ATIS/freq/msgs
        Or, individual NAVS / ILS, NDB, VOR

                ATIS/COM

SEEPLUS:
        Select ÿÿMenu ÿNAVAIDS ÿ/ ÿATIS/COM/freq/msgs ÿSEE 
        allows ÿyou to enter your own ATIS and ÿcommunica-
        tion scripts. You can enter frequencies, location, 
        runway ÿadvisory, ÿid and messages. ÿSave as ÿATIS 
        (with ÿWX) ÿÿor as a COM ÿtraffic ÿreport ÿwithout 
        weather. 

                MESSAGES

SEEPLUS:
        Select Menu NAVAIDS /COM/freq/msgs

  NDB
Effect:
        sets ÿan ndb beacon at the current FS coordinates, 
        at ÿÿthe ÿcurrent ÿfrequency, ÿÿacting ÿover ÿÿthe 
        currently set range Comments:  ÿidentical with ASD 
        generated one 
SEEPLUS:
        Select Menu EXPERT / NDB/freq/location

  VOR
Effect:
        sets ÿa vor beacon at the current FS ÿcoordinates, 
        at ÿÿthe ÿcurrent ÿfrequency, ÿÿacting ÿover ÿÿthe 
        currently set range 
Comments:
        identical with ASD generated one
SEEPLUS:
        Select Menu EXPERT / VOR Freq/Location
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!HEADING

                FS COORDINATE HEADING

Command:  HEADING, {angle}
Example:  library.dat
Effect :
        sets the heading value (in degrees)
Comments:
        default is 0 degrees. ÿA negative heading is taken 
        to ÿmean ÿ"reciprocal ÿof".  ÿÿThe ÿheading ÿvalue 
        reverts back to default after each use. 
Used by:  library,  relative

SEEPLUS:
        Select Menu EXPERT / Set Heading 0-360 degrees 
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!LIBRARY
Command:  LIBRARY, {scenery library file name}
    Alt:  LIB
Example:  library.dat
Effect :
        places the specified scenery library object at the 
        currently set north and east coord-inates ÿaligned 
        with the currently set heading 
SEEPLUS:
        Select Menu LIBRARY / Load SEE Objects
        Scroll through the SC0 files and select one.
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!LINE
Command:  LINE
Example:  coloring.dat
Effect :
        found ÿlines will have the color sequences of ÿthe 
        color ÿÿmap ÿÿor ÿÿcolor ÿcommand ÿÿwhichever ÿÿis 
        appropriate 
SEEPLUS:
        Select ÿMenu ÿEXPERT ÿ/ DOTS or ÿFIND ÿObjects ÿin 
        Scenery 
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!NORTH
Command:  NORTH, {desired north FS coordinate}
Example:  library.dat
Effect :
        in FS units; sets the north coordinate
Comments:
        Default on startup is north center.
Used by:  library, relative, atis, com, vor, ndb

SEEPLUS:
        Select Menu EXPERT / Set FS N&E Coordinates 
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!POLY
Command:  POLY
Example:  coloring.dat
Effect :
        found ÿpolygons will have the color ÿsequences ÿof 
        the ÿcolor ÿmap ÿor ÿcolor ÿcommand ÿwhichever ÿis 
        appropriate 

SEEPLUS:
        Select Menu EXPERT / Find Objects in Scenery
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!RIVER
Command:  RIVER
Example:  coloring.dat
Effect :
        found rivers will have the color sequences of ÿthe 
        color ÿÿmap ÿÿor ÿÿcolor ÿcommand ÿÿwhichever ÿÿis 
        appropriate 

SEEPLUS:
        Select Menu EXPERT / Find Objects in Scenery
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!ROAD
Command:  ROAD
Example:  coloring.dat
Effect :
        found ÿroads will have the color sequences of ÿthe 
        color ÿÿmap ÿÿor ÿcolor ÿÿcommand ÿÿwhichever ÿÿis 
        appropriate 

SEEPLUS:
        Select Menu EXPERT / Find Objects in Scenery
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!CUSTOM
Command:  CUSTOM, {which}, {value}
Example:
Effect :
        the effect is dependent on the scenery element and 
        will be fully documented in each library. 
Comments:
        frequently used for colors
Used by:  library

SEEPLUS:  "NOT INSTALLED AT THIS TIME"
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!DELETE
Command:  DELETE
Example:
    Alt:  DEL
Effect :
        removes ÿspecified element is specified ÿby ÿFIND, 
        EXACT command 
Comments:
        syntax of SEE02 may also be used


  DELPROMPT
Command:  DELPROMPT
Example:
Effect :
        enables prompt asking if you really want to delete 
        something 

SEEPLUS:  "NOT INSTALLED AT THIS TIME"
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!DOTS
Command:  DOTS, (value)
Example:  lights.dat
Effect :
        sets value for spacing between lights
Comments:
        this is a relative value: the larger the value the 
        larger ÿthe space between dots; ÿfrom 2 to ÿ10000; 
        large values reduce frame rate demand 

SEEPLUS:
        Select Menu EXPERT / DOT Spacing
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!EXPORT
Command:  EXPORT, (filename)
Example:  magnify.dat
Effect :  saves specified element to named file; element
          is specified by FIND, EXACT command
Comments: You are responsible not to overwrite anything valuable;
          syntax of SEE02 may also be used
SEEPLUS:  "NOT INSTALLED AT THIS TIME"
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!IMPORT
Command:  IMPORT, (filename)
Example:  magnify.dat
Effect :
        adds ÿspecified ÿelement saved in ÿnamed ÿfile ÿto 
        scenery file as specified object type; object type 
        category is specified by TYPE command (default ÿis 
        8 [GATES]) 
Comments:
        if ÿRANGE command is present it will set the range 
        of the incoming element; ÿsyntax of SEE02 ÿmay ÿbe 
        also be used 

SEEPLUS:  "NOT INSTALLED AT THIS TIME"
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!LIGHTCOLOR
Command:  LIGHTCOLOR, {color-code-of-lights)
Effect :
        sets ÿcolor of road lights if default value is not 
        desired 
Used by:  ROAD, LINE

SEEPLUS:
        Select Menu EXPERT / Light Color
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!LOCATE
Command:  LOCATE
    Alt:  LOC
Example:
Effect :
        sets ÿcoordinates of specified element; ÿdoes ÿnot 
        set heading 
Comments:
        element specification by FIND, EXACT
Used by:  library, atis, com

SEEPLUS:  "NOT INSTALLED AT THIS TIME"
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!MACRO
Command:  MACRO, {macro-filename)
Example:  macro.dat (macro.mac)
Effect :
        executes command list in macro file
Comments:
        if extension is not specified .MAC is assumed

SEEPLUS:
        Select Menu EXPERT / Load SAVED MACRO
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!RUNITS
Command:  RUNITS, {unit code)
Example:  library.dat
Effect :
        sets units that values used with SETRANGE and
            RANGE represent:
            FS = FS units (default)
            NM = nautical miles
            ML = statute miles
            FT = feet
            reverts to default after each use
Comments:
        resolution ÿis ÿunaffected by units and is to ÿthe 
        closest FS unit (256 ÿmeters, 840 feet); ÿunits in 
        report are unaffected (always FS) 

SEEPLUS:
        All ranging in SEEPLUS defaults to Nautical Miles
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!SETRANGE
Command:  SETRANGE, (value)
Example:  library.dat
Effect :
        sets ÿnew ÿrange ÿvalue ÿfor ÿspecified ÿÿelement; 
        element is specified by FIND, EXACT command; range 
        value is in currently active units 
Comments:
        SETRANGE ÿsyntax ÿof ÿSEE02 ÿÿmay ÿalso ÿbe ÿused; 
        elements ÿre -act differently to ÿincreased ÿrange 
        values including no change in visibility range and 
        repeating displays 

SEEPLUS:
        Select Menu EXPERT / Set Range - DISTANCE
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!TYPE
Command:  TYPE,{object-type-number}
    Alt:  OBJECT
    Alt:  CLASS
Example:
Effect :
        sets specified object-type code
Comments:
        default value is 8 (timing gates); reverts back to 
        default after each use 
Used by:  library, import, export, delete, setrange, locate

SEEPLUS:  "NOT INSTALLED AT THIS TIME"
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!X-PLODE
                        X-MAGNIFY COMMANDS
                        EXPERT USE REQUIRED

Command:  X4
Example:  library.dat
Effect :
        causes ÿPOLY ÿcommand ÿto ÿmagnify ÿthe ÿspecified 
        polygon ÿby ÿa (linear) ÿfactor of ÿ4 ÿduring ÿthe 
        day/dusk/night coloring process 
Comments:
        magnified ÿpolygon may be moved in ASD editor ÿand 
        will tolerate increased range values 

SEEPLUS:  "NOT INSTALLED AT THIS TIME"


Command:  X16
Example:  library.dat
Effect:
        causes ÿPOLY ÿcommand ÿto ÿmagnify ÿthe ÿspecified 
        polygon ÿby ÿa (linear) ÿfactor of 16 ÿduring ÿthe 
        day/dusk/night coloring process 
Comments:
        magnified ÿpolygon may be moved in ASD editor ÿand 
        will tolerate increased range values 

SEEPLUS:  "NOT INSTALLED AT THIS TIME"
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!BUILDING
Command:  BUILDING
Example:  Coloring.dat
Effect:
        applies dusk/night colors to selected buildings 

SEEPLUS:
        Select ÿMenu ÿEXPERT / Find Objects in ÿScenery ÿ- 
        BUILDING 
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!CENTER
Command:  CENTER
Example:
Effects:
        sets coordinates to scenery center
Comments:
        scenery ÿcenter ÿis ÿthe default ÿon ÿstartup ÿand 
        appears in the SEEPLUS data window and header. 

SEEPLUS:  "NOT INSTALLED AT THIS TIME"
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!GATE
Command:  GATE
Example:  library.dat
Effect :
        sets ÿheading and coordinates of gate whose ÿfront 
        color matches that specified; gate is deleted 
Comments:
        If ÿÿno ÿÿmatching ÿgate ÿis ÿfound ÿheading ÿÿand 
        coordinates are unchanged from previous 

SEEPLUS:  "NOT INSTALLED AT THIS TIME"
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!HAZARD
Command:  HAZARD
Example:  EZC.DAT
Effect :
        adds night strobe to top(s) of specified building(s)
Comments:
        use FIND to specify building(s)

SEEPLUS:
        Select ÿMenu EXPERT / Find adds hazard ÿlights ÿto 
        bldgs over (nnn) in height. ProColor automatically 
        adds hazard lights. 
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!LIGHTS
Command: LIGHTS
Example: lights.dat
Effect :
        turns ÿon ÿlights at night option ÿfor ÿLINES ÿand 
        ROADS 

SEEPLUS:
        Select ÿMenu ÿEXPERT ÿ/ Turn Lites ON ÿ& ÿOFF ÿOFF 
        writes dayoff and ON writes lights 
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!PATCH
Command:  PATCH
Example:  patching.dat
Effect :
        causes ÿall ÿspecified ÿpolygons to ÿdisplay ÿover 
        runways and acquire the specified day, dusk, night 
        colors 
Comments:
        use FIND, ÿCOLOR, x to specify polygons and COLOR, 
        x, ÿÿy, ÿÿz ÿto specify day, ÿdusk, ÿnight ÿcolors 
        normally you choose the color of the runway as the 
        patch ÿcolor so that the patches become invisable; 
        you ÿmay, ÿhowever, ÿchoose any color and ÿthereby 
        create ÿadditional runway markings. ÿyou must take 
        care not to alter these polygons by other commands 
        before the patch command has been issued. 

SEEPLUS:
        Select ÿMenu ÿEXPERT / Find Objects in ÿScenery ÿ- 
        PATCH 
        Prompts ÿfor ÿforeground and background colors ÿto 
        PATCH. 
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!RANGE
Command:  RANGE, {value}
Example:  library.dat
Effect :
        set the range of visibility (activity) variable to 
        the specified value 
Comments:
        default value is 128 FS units (1 FS = 256 meters); 
        default ÿunits ÿare ÿFS ÿunits; ÿÿalternate ÿunits 
        selected ÿby ÿRUNIT command; ÿreverts ÿto ÿdefault 
        after each use. 
Used by:  ATIS, COM, LIBRARY, IMPORT

SEEPLUS:
        Select Menu EXPERT / Set Range in NM
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