Template:GMS Convert to UGrid Workflow: Difference between revisions

Revision as of 15:06, 25 July 2017

1. Convert a 3D grid to a 3D UGrid.
Right-click in the 3D grid item in the Project Explorer and select Convert To \| UGrid....

2. Convert a shapefile to a UGrid.
Right-click in the shapefile item in the Project Explorer and select Convert To \| UGrid.... To convert the new 2D UGrid into a 3D UGrid, right-click on the 2D UGrid item and select the Extrude Down to 3D UGrid command. Enter 3D parameters in the Thickness dialog.

3. Convert map layers to a UGrid.
Right-click in the Project Explorer and select the New \| Grid Frame... command. Using the Select Grid Frame tool, right-click on the grid and select the Fit to Active Coverage command. Select the Feature Objects \| Map → UGrid... menu command. In the Map → UGrid dialog, enter parameters for the UGrid.

4. Convert horizon to a UGrid.

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-:# Right-click in the Project Explorer and select [[GMS:Project Explorer#New|''New'' | '''UGrid 2D...''']].
+:# Right-click in the shapefile item in the Project Explorer and select [[GMS:3D Grid Commands|''Convert To'' | '''UGrid...''']].
-:# In the ''[[GMS:Creating_and_Editing_UGrids#New_2D_or_3D_UGrid|New UGrid]]'' dialog, enter the information for the ''X-'' and ''Y-Dimension'' of the grid.
+:# To convert the new 2D UGrid into a 3D UGrid, right-click on the 2D UGrid item and select the '''Extrude Down to 3D UGrid''' command.
+:# Enter 3D parameters in the ''Thickness'' dialog.
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