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on top. Erased its background to let the bottom one come visible.
Then filled it with a pattern, and then had grads merge both layers
and save the composed image.

Quite time consuming, but it worked for me.

Another option could be using PyGrads to rely on python
graphical capabilities.... Never done it, but maybe it has
pattern filling.

Good luck,
Henrique


On Mon, Jan 5, 2009 at 4:06 PM, Walsh, Brian J <brian.walsh at amec.com> wrote:
> I am trying to do a plot of 3 variables; one is shaded (dew point
> depression), the second is dashed contours (temperature) and the third is
> area of freezing rain (solid contour).  Is there any function in grads where
> I can fill the solid contour with something such as dots, stripes, lines,
> etc. or is this not possible since I already have one variable being shaded?
>
> Thanks,
>
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