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 ====== Edit 2D Grids ====== ====== Edit 2D Grids ======
  
-This tutorial will show how to use the Grid Editor Tool to edit 2D grids or surfaces. This is a tutorial for advanced users and detailed instructions on how to add data is not provided.+This tutorial will show how to use the [[:geoscene3d:application:editor_tools:grid_editor:grid_editor_tool|]] to edit 2D grids or surfaces. This is a tutorial for advanced users and detailed instructions on how to add data is not provided.
  
 ==== Requirements ==== ==== Requirements ====
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 === Data === === Data ===
  
-You can use any project that contains a surface e.g., the project you created in the tutorial: [[:tutorials:setup:newproj|Creating a New Project]].+You can use any project that contains a surface e.g., the project you created in the tutorial: [[:geoscene3d:setup_a_new_project:createnewproject|Creating a New Project]]. 
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 +{{vimeo>491555274?large&autoplay|Video Tutorial}}
  
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 3. Add the grid file "Editor.grd" as a surface object called "Surface" and give the grid an "elevation of good conductor" colorscale. See the\\ 3. Add the grid file "Editor.grd" as a surface object called "Surface" and give the grid an "elevation of good conductor" colorscale. See the\\
-"[[:tutorials:adddata:surfaces|]]" tutorial for instructions.\\+"[[:geoscene3d:add_surfaces:surfaces_2dgrids|]]" tutorial for instructions.\\
 \\ \\
-4. Add a Jupiter Wells object from "Jupiter.mdb" called "Jupiter Wells". See the "[[:tutorials:adddata:well|Adding Wells]]" tutorial for instructions.\\+4. Add a Jupiter Wells object from "Jupiter.mdb" called "Jupiter Wells". See the "[[:geoscene3d:add_wells:wellsfromtabulardata?s[]=adding&s[]=wells|Adding Wells]]" tutorial for instructions.\\
 \\ \\
-5. Add a Bitmap in the "New Map" window from "Terrain100K.bmp", see the "[[:tutorials:adddata:maplayer|]]" tutorial for instructions.\\+5. Add a Bitmap in the "New Map" window from "Terrain100K.bmp", see the "[[:geoscene3d:add_map_data:layersinmapwindows|]]" tutorial for instructions.\\
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 6. Open the map "New Map".\\ 6. Open the map "New Map".\\
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 {{:tutorials:layermod:0b1f22299581a5f2fa43d6d88090398a.jpg|0b1f22299581a5f2fa43d6d88090398a.jpg}}\\ {{:tutorials:layermod:0b1f22299581a5f2fa43d6d88090398a.jpg|0b1f22299581a5f2fa43d6d88090398a.jpg}}\\
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-2. Click "Apply" {{:tutorials:layermod:5b164c759a342ef8aa7629b23ef62eeb.jpg|5b164c759a342ef8aa7629b23ef62eeb.jpg}}, in the Grid Editor box and watch the grid geometry change. The edit tool can be moved in 3D in 4 different ways as following:\\ +2. Click "Apply" {{:tutorials:layermod:5b164c759a342ef8aa7629b23ef62eeb.jpg|5b164c759a342ef8aa7629b23ef62eeb.jpg}}, in the Grid Editor box and watch the grid geometry change. The edit tool can be moved in 3D in 4 different ways as following: 
-· Dragging the center tool marker with white arrow button\\ + 
-· Click is the same as using the button in toolbar {{:tutorials:layermod:7f91d52e8150e2f6f6894d25a7b46118.jpg|7f91d52e8150e2f6f6894d25a7b46118.jpg}}\\ +  * Dragging the center tool marker with white arrow button 
-· Using the arrow buttons in the "Grid Editor" dialog.\\ +  * Click is the same as using the button in toolbar {{:tutorials:layermod:7f91d52e8150e2f6f6894d25a7b46118.jpg|7f91d52e8150e2f6f6894d25a7b46118.jpg}} 
-· Entering an exact XY position.\\ +  * Using the arrow buttons in the "Grid Editor" dialog. 
-\\ +  * Entering an exact XY position. 
-3. You can move and apply immediately current grid edit tool at a certain position using this button in toolbar {{:tutorials:layermod:083c2a5a482cb13d6ce1306512965590.gif}}\\ + 
-\\ + \\ 3. You can move and apply immediately current grid edit tool at a certain position using this button in toolbar {{:tutorials:layermod:083c2a5a482cb13d6ce1306512965590.gif}} \\ 4. Experiment with the use of different algorithms and geometries.
-4. Experiment with the use of different algorithms and geometries.+
  
 ==== Step 4. Edit the Grid in the Map Window ==== ==== Step 4. Edit the Grid in the Map Window ====
  
-1. In the same way as above in the 3D window you can move and apply the edit tool in the map window. Choose the same buttons in the Map Window. In the Map Window there is an extra editing tool where you can define a polygon you what to edit with Set Fixed Value or Add Fixed Value.\\ +1. In the same way as above in the 3D window you can move and apply the edit tool in the map window. Choose the same buttons in the Map Window. In the Map Window there is an extra editing tool where you can define a polygon you what to edit with Set Fixed Value or Add Fixed Value. \\  \\ 2. To digitize grid edit polygon, click the following button {{:tutorials:layermod:dc123ccf5feb56025ee51207cd7c3e58.gif}}, <font 12px/inherit;;inherit;;inherit>in the Grid Editor under Actions…</font>  \\  \\ 
-\\ +3. Digitize a polygon by clicking in the map as illustrated in image below. \\ {{:tutorials:layermod:deadaef32921a79a9735c3d9da100bd8.jpg|deadaef32921a79a9735c3d9da100bd8.jpg}} \\  \\ 
-2. To digitize grid edit polygon, click the following button {{:tutorials:layermod:dc123ccf5feb56025ee51207cd7c3e58.gif}}, in the Grid Editor under Actions…\\ +4. Click to apply the grid editor tool and subsequent click the red cross to clear digitized points from the screen. The edited polygon area will look as illustrated in the two below images. In the Grid Editor under the “Algorithm” tab check the “Overwrite All”. Adjust the value of the pins, here they are set to 43. \\ {{:tutorials:layermod:db53e0d00c4469ffb3c653dee3b00336.png}} \\ {{:tutorials:layermod:f0a9111cbe7130a0f0443e182e39e947.png}}
-\\ +
-3. Digitize a polygon by clicking in the map as illustrated in image below.\\ +
-{{:tutorials:layermod:deadaef32921a79a9735c3d9da100bd8.jpg|deadaef32921a79a9735c3d9da100bd8.jpg}}\\ +
-\\ +
-4. Click to apply the grid editor tool and subsequent click the red cross to clear digitized points from the screen. The edited polygon area will look as illustrated in the two below images. In the Grid Editor under the “Algorithm” tab check the “Overwrite All”. Adjust the value of the pins, here they are set to 43.\\ +
-{{:tutorials:layermod:db53e0d00c4469ffb3c653dee3b00336.png}}\\ +
-{{:tutorials:layermod:f0a9111cbe7130a0f0443e182e39e947.png}}+
  
 ==== Step 5. Edit the Grid in the Map Window ==== ==== Step 5. Edit the Grid in the Map Window ====
  
-1. Digitize a profile, see the "[[:tutorials:setup:digiprofile|Digitizing profiles]]" tutorial for instructions.\\ +1. Digitize a profile, see the "[[:geoscene3d:profiles_and_regions:createprofiles_crosssections|Digitizing profiles]]" tutorial for instructions. \\  \\ 
-\\ +2. Press the button {{:tutorials:layermod:2c3de2a3ef800050732d808810bd8152.png}}, "move current edit tool to clicked position" in the Profile Window. \\  \\ 
-2. Press the button {{:tutorials:layermod:2c3de2a3ef800050732d808810bd8152.png}}, "move current edit tool to clicked position" in the Profile Window.\\ +3. Click apply {{:tutorials:layermod:7a8015d218e81e3405518a65313c9133.png}}, in the Profile Window and watch the grid geometry change as illustrated in below image. \\ {{:tutorials:layermod:1ceb25ea6b5f41ba33a8032d1da36f35.png}} \\  \\ 
-\\ +4. You can also use the button {{:tutorials:layermod:21b1f07d1c91762ae92490ef91ebaabe.png}}, next to the {{:tutorials:layermod:2c3de2a3ef800050732d808810bd8152.png}}, "move current edit tool to clicked position" button to move and apply current edit tool to clicked position as for the grid editing in the 3D window. \\  \\ 
-3. Click apply {{:tutorials:layermod:7a8015d218e81e3405518a65313c9133.png}}, in the Profile Window and watch the grid geometry change as illustrated in below image.\\ +5. When only two handles are in use in the profile, the profile can be moved in several directions, see the "[[:geoscene3d:profiles_and_regions:createprofiles_crosssections|digitizing profiles]]" tutorial for instructions. \\  \\
-{{:tutorials:layermod:1ceb25ea6b5f41ba33a8032d1da36f35.png}}\\ +
-\\ +
-4. You can also use the button {{:tutorials:layermod:21b1f07d1c91762ae92490ef91ebaabe.png}}, next to the {{:tutorials:layermod:2c3de2a3ef800050732d808810bd8152.png}}, "move current edit tool to clicked position" button to move and apply current edit tool to clicked position as for the grid editing in the 3D window.\\ +
-\\ +
-5. When only two handles are in use in the profile, the profile can be moved in several directions, see the "[[:tutorials:setup:digiprofile|digitizing profiles]]" tutorial for instructions.\\ +
-\\+
 6. Experiment with the use of different algorithms and geometries. 6. Experiment with the use of different algorithms and geometries.
  
 ==== Step 6. Save the Edited Grid ==== ==== Step 6. Save the Edited Grid ====
  
-1. A snapshot of the edited grid may be saved at any time using the "Save Grid Snapshot" button and is also found under the "action" dropdown.\\ +1. A snapshot of the edited grid may be saved at any time using the "Save Grid Snapshot" button and is also found under the "action" dropdown. \\ 
-2. When you want to terminate the edit session press the "Stop Edit Session" button on the "Editor" toolbar (the pencil with a red stop sign). If you do not save the edits the grid will revert to the original state.\\+2. When you want to terminate the edit session press the "Stop Edit Session" button on the "Editor" toolbar (the pencil with a red stop sign). If you do not save the edits the grid will revert to the original state. \\
 3. You can undo and redo steps in an edit operation using the arrows on the toolbar or the arrows below in the "grid editor" box. 3. You can undo and redo steps in an edit operation using the arrows on the toolbar or the arrows below in the "grid editor" box.
  
  

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