You can select nodes in Points, Curves, and Surfaces in the Viewport. Simply Shift > left-click and drag mouse to select data within an area. Add Ctrl key if you want to select multiple areas. All selected data will also be highlighted in the Data Table.
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Geoscience ANALYST Pro Geophysics Consortium
Today we are highlighting our new, industry-led, research consortium focused on delivering software and methods that make the use of advanced geophysics a day-to-day, practical reality for industry...
New geophysical tools in Geoscience ANALYST
Coming up later in 2019 is the launch of new geophysical tools. It includes a new interface for the industry-standard UBC-GIF forward modelling...
Q&A Mineral Resources Tasmania
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2D minimum curvature gridding
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Cloning import templates
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Find and Replace
In GOCAD Mining Suite find and replace any objects you're looking for in no time...
Managing import templates
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Clustering data stored on geoh5 objects
Past event. View here or on our YouTube channel...
Organizing files as data sets
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Colouring histograms
In GOCAD, you can colour your histogram by object, region or property...
ODBC drillhole import
In Geoscience ANALYST you can import drillholes straight from your ODBC database...
Preview files in the Maps/plans/sections page
See the list of layers of your .dwg and .dxf files. Image sneak peeks are also available...