Importing an image in Model Muse

[Farhat Lokmen]

I discovered recently this amazing software (Modelmuse) & I thought I'd do the examples offered with the program to get myself familiarised with it. However, I find myself stuck in the second example called "RMA (Rocky Mountain Aquifer)":

When I import the image and enter the coordinates, a dialog box pops up telling me that the image can't be shown due to an inappropriate magnification (degree of zoom).

I tried adjusting the magnifier then clicking on show image + going to navigation > Go To .. solutions to NO AVAIL.

I'd be grateful if somone could help me here ( It's the manual so i shoudn't face any problem oO )

[Julio Verdejo]

Try with a better resolution image, as your file has more point per inch you can perfom a higher zoom

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[Farhat Lokmen]

After a little bit of experimenting I found the appropriate zoom ( It seems I was increasing /decreasing the zoom too much ) + Thanks for your prompt advice ^^

[Richard Winston]

1. Check that you have entered the coordinates correctly.

2. If you have zoomed in too much, the image will be hidden so you have to zoom out before you can show the image. (It sounds like you already tried that though.)

Does the problem occur immediately when you first try to import the image.

The problem is that when you zoom in, ModelMuse tries to create a larger version of the original image and then displays the part of the image that is in the field of view. If the resized image gets to large, it causes a problem and ModelMuse responds by hiding the image.

[Farhat Lokmen]

I tried decreasing the "zoom" gradually and things worked out (At first when I tried increasing/decreasing the "zoom", it was by much in both cases) 

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Thanks for replying ^^