DATASET_TIMESCALE
#Timescale datasets are visualized as a set of colored rectangles below the tree,
#allowing simple creation of various geological and other timescales.
#These datasets can also be automatically generated from the International Chronostratigraphic Chart data (this function is on the advanced tab of the control panel)

#lines starting with a hash sign are comments and ignored during parsing
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#                    MANDATORY SETTINGS                           #
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#select the separator which is used to delimit the data below (TAB,SPACE or COMMA).This separator must be used throughout this file.
#SEPARATOR TAB
#SEPARATOR SPACE
SEPARATOR COMMA

#label is used in the legend table (can be changed later)
DATASET_LABEL,example geological scale

#dataset color in the legend table
COLOR,#0000ff


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#                    OPTIONAL SETTINGS                            #
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#        all optional settings can be set or changed later        #
#           in the web interface (under 'Datasets' tab)           #
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#the correlation factor between the tree branch lengths and the time range values specified below in the DATA section. Tree branch lenghts are multiplied
#with this factor to determine the position of the ranges specified in the DATA section
#if you leave the factor at 1, you can use the branch length values directly
SCALING_FACTOR,1

#if AUTO_SCALE is set to 1, the SCALING_FACTOR will be determined automatically from the tree height and the minimum/maximum range values in the dataset,
#so that the time scale covers the complete height of the tree. You can adjust the SCALING_FACTOR later through the dataset options
AUTO_SCALE,1

#if set to 1, position the time scale above the tree (the default is below the tree)
POSITION_ABOVE,0

#Display values below the timescale
SHOW_VALUE_LABELS,1

#value label size factor
VALUE_LABEL_SIZE_FACTOR,0.5

#value label rotation angle
VALUE_LABEL_ROTATION,0

#value label shift in pixels (positive or negative)
VALUE_LABEL_SHIFT,0


#Display labels inside the individual range boxes
SHOW_RANGE_LABELS,1

#Label alignment within the range box. It can be left, center or right
RANGE_LABEL_POSITION,center

#Label font size in pixels
RANGE_LABEL_SIZE,14

#rotate all range labels by the specified angle
RANGE_LABEL_ROTATION,0

#shift all range labels horizontally and/or vertically
RANGE_LABEL_SHIFT_X,0
RANGE_LABEL_SHIFT_Y,0

#range label color
RANGE_LABEL_COLOR,#000000

#calculate the label color automatically (black or white), based on the darkness of the range color
RANGE_LABEL_AUTO_COLOR,1

#border width; if set above 0, a border of specified width (in pixels) will be drawn around the range boxes 
BORDER_WIDTH,1

#border color; used when BORDER_WIDTH is above 0
BORDER_COLOR,#000000

#display or hide the dataset label next to the time scale bar
SHOW_LABELS,1

#dataset label size factor
SIZE_FACTOR,1

#dataset label rotation
LABEL_ROTATION,0

#dataset label shift in pixels (positive or negative)
LABEL_SHIFT_X,0
LABEL_SHIFT_X,0

#position of the dataset label relative to the timescale bar (start,end or center)
LABEL_POSITION,start

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#       Actual data follows after the "DATA" keyword              #
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#the following fields are available in each line:

#RANGE_START,RANGE_END,FILL_COLOR,GRADIENT_COLOR,LABEL_TEXT,LABEL_STYLE

#The box size is defined through RANGE_START and RANGE_END, with zero corresponding to the tree top.
#Since zero denotes the tree top, RANGE_START is always larger than the RANGE_END, and range values increase towards the tree root.
#If GRADIENT_FILL color is defined, the box will be filled with a gradient from FILL_COLOR to GRADIENT_COLOR.
#LABEL_STYLE is optional, and can be set to 'normal', 'bold', 'italic' or 'bold-italic'


DATA
#an example geological scale with 5 boxes

#2.58,0,#999999,#ffffff,Quartenary,normal
#23.03,2.58,#FF0000,#00ff00,Neogene,bold
#66,23.03,#00FF00,#0000ff,Paloegene,italic
#145,66,#0000FF,#ff0000,Cretaceous,normal
#201.3,145,#FF00FF,#ff0000,Jurrasic,bold-italic