ContourNone

ContourNone is a term often used in data visualization and geographical mapping. It refers to the absence of contour lines, which are typically used to indicate changes in elevation or depth on a map. Without these lines, it can be difficult to interpret the terrain's shape or features. In contexts like digital design or geographic information systems (GIS), choosing "ContourNone" means displaying no contour lines, allowing for a cleaner view of the underlying data or landscape, which may be preferable for certain analyses or visual presentations.