Did you know that you can texturally drape your images and 2D gridded data onto surfaces? For example, drape your geology map on your topography surface:
- Right-click on your surface > Style Editor
- Go to the Texture category
- In the Draping section, select Visible
- Choose your Voxet and the Property you would like to visualize
Previous tips can be found under the Software tip category in the Resources section and in the Archives section of our website.
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