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Problem using two-dimensional interpolation. Result looks bad
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(Oct-11-2021, 03:26 PM)deanhystad Wrote: Oops! Need to change the extent also.
extent=[23, 32, 340, 350]

I'm afraid that's not it either. I thing it has to do with the fact that X values are stored from low to high and Y are from high to low.

EDIT: In the end I have managed to fix it flipping the data of resulltokenY and also the axis, as your last message sugested.

Thanks.
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RE: Problem using two-dimensional interpolation. Result looks bad - by player1682 - Oct-12-2021, 09:27 AM

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