Snapping Modes
- Select No Snap to have the Time/Depth of the pick set to the exact vertical position of the click. No adjustment is done to the Time/Depth of the pick.
- Select a Peak option to have the pick snapped to a maximum amplitude.
- Nearest Peak: Snap to the closest peak found, up or down, within the Vertical Limits Range.
- Max Peak: Snap to the maximum peak found, up or down, within the Vertical Limits Range.
- Max Peak (Btwn Zero Crossings): Snap to the maximum peak found, up or down, without going past zero, but still within the Vertical Limits Range.
- Select a Trough option to have the pick snapped to a minimum amplitude.
- Nearest Trough: Snap to the closest trough found, up or down, within the Vertical Limits Range.
- Max Trough: Snap to the largest magnitude trough found, up or down, within the Vertical Limits Range.
- Max Trough (Btwn Zero Crossings): Snap to the largest magnitude trough found, up or down, without going past zero, but still within the Vertical Limits Range.
- Select a Zero Crossing option to have the pick snapped to a zero crossing.
- Zero Crossing (Nearest): Snap to the closest zero crossing, up or down, within the Vertical Limits Range.
- Zero Crossing (Upgoing): Snap to the zero crossing assuming an up-dipping structure, but within the Vertical Limits Range.
- Zero Crossing (Downgoing): Snap to the zero crossing assuming a down-dipping structure, but within the Vertical Limits Range.
- Vertical Limits Range (in the horizon shortcut window): The plus or minus value vertically which determines the extent, or reach for a potential event pick.
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