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Mundane Chart Configuration

The settings column of a Mundane chart window is a flat list of seven labeled rows. The first is Location, which is the Mundane chart's own anchor and what places its houses. The six beneath it are the calculation-frame rows every chart type carries.

Overview

Working down the column, you will find:

RowWhat it decides
LocationThe place the chart is drawn over, chosen from your saved locations. This is what places the houses.
Zodiac, Coord. Origin, Ref. Plane, Orientation, House System, Paral. AspectsThe frame the chart is calculated and drawn in. See Chart Calculation Frame.

The chart's date and time are not in this column. A Mundane chart takes its moment from the time navigation band above the wheel.

Beneath the rows sit the bodies list and the aspect angles grid, documented as Chart Bodies Selection and Chart Aspect Angles.

The wheel recalculates as each choice lands, so there is nothing to apply or confirm.

Mundane chart window with its settings column alongside the drawn wheel.

Procedures

Set the Mundane Chart Location

To anchor a Mundane chart over a different place:

  • Select a place from the Location dropdown at the top of the settings column.

The wheel recalculates for the chosen place and its houses move with it. The chart's moment is unchanged.

Reference

The Location dropdown

The dropdown lists your saved locations, each a name with a latitude, a longitude, and a height. The collection is shared across the R7 applications and is loaded when Compass starts, so it is the same list every chart window offers.

The entries themselves are yours to manage. Create, edit, and delete them in the Locations Editor, or bring a whole list in at once with Import Locations. Compass seeds an initial set when it is installed.