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This clip shows some highly useful features of the interactive glass map in WinLens3D:
- display location of glasses in current system on the glass map
- change a system glass by clicking on the glass map
- colour code glasses with glass properties
- customise axis definitions
- use the ‘history’ log for instant recall of different colour codings, search results etc
The WinLens glass map is transformed from the old static maps in the paper catalogs into an intuitive design aid.
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