Currently, we are showing single-offset stacks of of the spatial cross-section. I anticipate that users will want to create "range-limited stacks", and "full-offset stacks". For instance, a near-offset stack and a far-offset stack are useful for Shuey type intercept and gradient computations.
I can think of two potential design solutions for the interface:
- replace the offset angle slider with two sliders: first offset angle, and last offset angle. Make them so that first can't be bigger than last. First equal to last is the situation we currently have.
- place two blue circles on the sliders, if that is at all possible. Prevent them from crossing (if needed).
Currently, we are showing single-offset stacks of of the spatial cross-section. I anticipate that users will want to create "range-limited stacks", and "full-offset stacks". For instance, a near-offset stack and a far-offset stack are useful for Shuey type intercept and gradient computations.
I can think of two potential design solutions for the interface: