Coloured bounding boxes are used to highlight volumes in the Viewport:
- A purple box surrounds your current selection.
- Blue-grey boxes highlight search results from the Objects panel or from the Data Set search tool.
- Yellow boxes highlight individual data sets selected from the Objects panel.
- A red box surrounds the search volume that will be used for querying.
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Finding data sets by tags and neighbourhoods
In Geoscience INTEGRATOR, you can can lookup data sets by the tags they carry and the neighbourhoods they cover...
Drag-and-drop files into a 3D compilation
In Geoscience ANALYST, you can create a 3D compilation by simply dragging your data right into the Viewport...
Operations on array properties
In GOCAD, this command, found in the Property menu, allows the user to perform various operations (scaling, DC shift...
Dynamically turn on/off classes in scatter plots
In Geoscience INTEGRATOR, you can turn on/off classes in scatter plots...
Operations on multiple files
In Geoscience INTEGRATOR, you can carry out various operations on multiple files simultaneously...
Drillhole data interpretation – Geoscience ANALYST free viewer and Python
Past event, link to the recording is available here...
Display property values as text
Through GOCAD's Style Editor, property values in atomic objects can be displayed as text in the 3D Viewer...
Tabular property viewer
In GOCAD Mining Suite you can view your object’s properties in a tabular format with the Tabular Property Viewer...
Free mineral exploration data through Geoscience ANALYST
Past event - view here or on our YouTube channel...
Python API live link
In Geoscience ANALYST you can enable a monitoring directory to instantly visualize and analyze the results...
New mine production theme
In Geoscience INTEGRATOR, version 3.2 has a new theme called Production area. It’s designed for stope, mining room, or drawpoint data...
Adding reference images
You can add reference images to mine fusion models and hazard reports in Geoscience INTEGRATOR to better orient yourself visually.