Template:GMS 3D Interpolate to Object Workflow: Difference between revisions

Revision as of 16:25, 25 January 2017

1. Interpolate to a 3D grid.
Select the Interplation \| Interpolate→2D Grid menu command. Set the dataset name and review interpolation options in the Interpolate→Object dialog.

2. Interpolate to a 3D UGrid.
Select the target UGrid in the Project Explorer to make it active. Select the Interplation \| Interpolate→UGrid menu command. Set the dataset name and review interpolation options in the Interpolate→Object dialog.

3. Interpolate to a 3D mesh.
Select the Interplation \| Interpolate→2D Mesh menu command. Set the dataset name and review interpolation options in the Interpolate→Object dialog.

4. Interpolate to a TIN.
Select the target TIN in the Project Explorer to make it active. Select the Interplation \| Interpolate→Active TIN menu command. Set the dataset name and review interpolation options in the Interpolate→Object dialog.

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