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| geoscene3d:project_content:setup_model_data_wizard [2020/02/10 08:25] – gs3d | geoscene3d:project_content:setup_model_data_wizard [2020/03/21 19:56] (current) – external edit 127.0.0.1 | ||
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| The geological model type is defined. | The geological model type is defined. | ||
| - | __Point and Surface | + | __Point and Surface |
| __Surface Model:__ The wizard defines multiple surface objects with names, colors and node spacing. The wizard creates surface objects, grid datasets and save blank grid files. | __Surface Model:__ The wizard defines multiple surface objects with names, colors and node spacing. The wizard creates surface objects, grid datasets and save blank grid files. | ||
| - | __3D Grid Model/ Voxel Model: __ The wizard defines 3D grid objects with names and symbols. The wizard creates 3D grids, grid datasets and save blank grid files. | + | __3D Grid Model/ Voxel Model:__ The wizard defines 3D grid objects with names and symbols. The wizard creates 3D grids, grid datasets and save blank grid files. |
| ==== Point Database Page ==== | ==== Point Database Page ==== | ||
| In the point database page a new point database is created or an existing point database is selected. | In the point database page a new point database is created or an existing point database is selected. | ||
| - | __Create New XYZ Point Database: __ A new database is defined and the wizard will create new tables in the new database.\\ | + | __Create New XYZ Point Database:__ A new database is defined and the wizard will create new tables in the new database.\\ |
| __Use Existing XYZ Point Database:__ An existing XYZ Point Database is selected\\ | __Use Existing XYZ Point Database:__ An existing XYZ Point Database is selected\\ | ||
| __Add New Tables:__ Add new tables to the existing database\\ | __Add New Tables:__ Add new tables to the existing database\\ | ||
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| In the interpolation page the interpolation settings are defined. | In the interpolation page the interpolation settings are defined. | ||
| - | __Configure Interpolation Settings: __ These settings will be used to interpolate the associated surface objects. | + | __Configure Interpolation Settings:__ These settings will be used to interpolate the associated surface objects. |
| - | See [[: | + | See [[: |
| ==== Surfaces Page ==== | ==== Surfaces Page ==== | ||
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| In the Surface Page the surface objects are defined with names and colors. Surface objects and grid datasets will share the same names and colors. | In the Surface Page the surface objects are defined with names and colors. Surface objects and grid datasets will share the same names and colors. | ||
| - | __Add: __ Add new Surface object definition\\ | + | __Add:__ Add new Surface object definition\\ |
| __Insert:__ Insert new Surface object definition\\ | __Insert:__ Insert new Surface object definition\\ | ||
| __Delete:__ Delete selected Surface object definition\\ | __Delete:__ Delete selected Surface object definition\\ | ||
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| In the colorscale page the colorscale for the surface objects are defined. All surface objects will be assigned the same colorscale. | In the colorscale page the colorscale for the surface objects are defined. All surface objects will be assigned the same colorscale. | ||
| - | __Select/ | + | __Select/ |
| - | See [[: | + | See [[: |
| ==== Symbol Page - (Discrete Value Grid) ==== | ==== Symbol Page - (Discrete Value Grid) ==== | ||
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| __Select/ | __Select/ | ||
| - | To add, insert, delete, clear or sort symbols in the symbol list see [[: | + | To add, insert, delete, clear or sort symbols in the symbol list see [[: |
| ==== Grid Geometry Page ==== | ==== Grid Geometry Page ==== | ||
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| **Node Spacing ** \\ | **Node Spacing ** \\ | ||
| - | Distance between grid nodes in X, Y, and Z directions. Node spacing is a function of the side length of the grid and the number of nodes. Example: X node spacing = X side length / (X node count - 1). Note: 2D grids must have equal node spacing in X and Y. | + | Distance between grid nodes in X, Y, and Z directions. Node spacing is a function of the side length of the grid and the number of nodes. Example: X node spacing = X side length / (X node count - 1). <font 12px/ |
| **Node Count ** \\ | **Node Count ** \\ | ||
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| In the solid layers tab solid layers using surfaces as top and bottom are created and defined. | In the solid layers tab solid layers using surfaces as top and bottom are created and defined. | ||
| - | __Create Solid Layers: __ Check if solid layers should be created\\ | + | __Create Solid Layers:__ Check if solid layers should be created\\ |
| __Create Top Layer Using Terrain As Top:__ Defines the surface of top solid layer to use terrain\\ | __Create Top Layer Using Terrain As Top:__ Defines the surface of top solid layer to use terrain\\ | ||
| __Create Infinite Bottom Layer:__ Defines an infinite bottom layer using last surface as bottom | __Create Infinite Bottom Layer:__ Defines an infinite bottom layer using last surface as bottom | ||
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| In the groups page the target group objects in object manager are selected for the created objects. | In the groups page the target group objects in object manager are selected for the created objects. | ||
| - | __XYZ Point Objects Group Name: __ Name for the XYZ Point Objects Group. Default is " | + | __XYZ Point Objects Group Name:__ Name for the XYZ Point Objects Group. Default is " |
| __Surface Object Group Name:__ Name for the Surface Object Group Name. Default is " | __Surface Object Group Name:__ Name for the Surface Object Group Name. Default is " | ||
| __3D Grids Group Name:__ Name for the 3D Grids Group Name. Default is "3D Grids" | __3D Grids Group Name:__ Name for the 3D Grids Group Name. Default is "3D Grids" | ||