Rubbersheet warps the representation of the 2 dimensional data to approximate values over the whole image, instead of just plotting single points. The rubbersheet module is what creates the elevation in the images. Colormap allows assignment of colors to specific data values, and hue, saturation, and opacity are controlled here also. Caption adds and positions text or labels to the image. The collect module collects all of the above to render the final image from that data file.
Camera allows view control, so the image can be viewed at different sizes or depths.
The network described above renders only one image in an image window. To view more than one of these images in a single window, the rendered images are collected into one final product and positioned in the image window using the arrange icon. This is done by adding more icons, the Format and WriteImage icons. First, the output of sequencer was put into Format , the icon that formats all 500 images to be rendered as a movie. The images would run faster and smoother now because instead of having to calculate all values at one evolution to render the image, and then having to recalculate the remaining 499 images, the WriteImage module captures each image and runs the evolutions in sequential order without having to recalculate values.