In the Properties browser, objects are grouped by the properties they contain. This makes it easier to display a property for one, multiple, or all objects. This can save a lot of time spent browsing through the different objects’ properties and improve your property display efficiency.
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Object’s history
In GOCAD Mining Suite, objects keep a history of all the commands you apply to them, this includes...
2D map view
2D data can be viewed using the Panels menu > Add map view viewport. 3D data can be shown in the 2D view...
Blending properties
This new Geoscience ANALYST feature allows you to visualize two properties at once in your block models.
Colouring histograms
In GOCAD, you can colour your histogram by object, region or property...
Scripting – Geoscience ANALYST Pro – Virtual Lecture
Past event. Have a look at the video to learn about mathematical and logical scripting in Geoscience ANALYST Pro...
Free mineral exploration data through Geoscience ANALYST
Past event - view here or on our YouTube channel...
Rapid and accurate mapping
We explain how automated generation of alteration maps using radiometric data is well-suited to large-footprint mineral systems...
Filtering samples by their drillhole
In Geoscience INTEGRATOR, you can can filter them according to the drillhole they are located in...
Geoscience INTEGRATOR AI for exploration
Geoscience INTEGRATOR, the missing AI link for exploration. This unique web-based data management system is designed...
Day interval filters
In Geoscience INTEGRATOR the Day interval filter can be used to search your time-based data for “the last X days”, or...
Creating properties within the script editor
In GOCAD, properties can be created within the Property Script Editor by typing the new property name in the script and then clicking Define Variables…
Used v/s available themes
In Geoscience INTEGRATOR, the Theme drop down menu shows a filtered list of those containing data sets by default...

