Hi Mark,Yes you can. In the Python script locate the following section of code:def getCardinal(angle): lstCardinal = [[22.5,"E"], [67.5, "NE"], [112.5, "N"], [157.5, "NW"], [202.5, "W"], [247.5, "SW"], [292.5, "S"], [337.5, "SE"], [360, "E"]]
This is a nested list, where each element (e.g. "[22.5,"E"]") in the list holds information on the upper limit of the angles class (e.g. 22.5°) and the cardinal flow direction (e.g. "E"). You can expand the list with as many items as you want, as long as the angles are in the right order. So:def getCardinal(angle): lstCardinal = [[11.25,"E"], [33.75,"ENE"], [56.25, "NE"], [78.75, "NNE"], [101.25, "N"], [123.75, "NNW"], etc... [348.75, "ESE"], [360, "E"]]
Just remember that the angle is arithmetic (not geographic). 0° is East and the angle increments counter clockwise...BTW; if you consider your question answered, please check the mark (turns green when you click on it) next to the post that answered you question most.Kind regards,Xander