Difference between revisions of "Getting Started with AreaCalc for Burns"
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To alter the thickness of the brush slide tab left or right [[File:Brush size.jpg|30px]] | To alter the thickness of the brush slide tab left or right [[File:Brush size.jpg|30px]] | ||
| − | [[File:Layers.jpg| | + | [[File:Layers.jpg|50px]]The paint layers are displayed in two colours, Pink for partial thickness burn, Red for full thickness. |
| − | [[File:Burn Percentage.jpg| | + | [[File:Burn Percentage.jpg|50px]] the burn percentage will be displayed at the bottom left of the page as painting takes place. |
| − | [[File:FillType.jpg| | + | [[File:FillType.jpg|50px]] The burn severity selected will be displayed on the status bar |
Revision as of 11:01, 25 May 2016
Area Calc opens with a Lund and Browder image displayed.
Choose "Paint Brush" or 
"Fill" located on the left of the app to enter detail in to the image.
Choose Delete Brush or 
Delete Fill to Delete detail.
Use the zoom in, Zoom out and back to normal buttons to add finer details.
Once zoomed in on the image the click the right right mouse button to pan image, alternatively and for tablet use, the 
will pan the image with left mouse button or finger.
To alter the thickness of the brush slide tab left or right 
The paint layers are displayed in two colours, Pink for partial thickness burn, Red for full thickness.
the burn percentage will be displayed at the bottom left of the page as painting takes place.
The burn severity selected will be displayed on the status bar
