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===Right Click Menu=== | ===Right-Click Menu=== | ||
* '''Clear Selection (Right Click Menu)''' – The ''Clear Selection'' command undoes the selection of the object that was clicked on. | * '''Clear Selection (Right-Click Menu)''' – The '''Clear Selection''' command undoes the selection of the object that was clicked on. | ||
* '''Invert Selection (Right Click Menu)''' – The ''Invert Selection'' command selects every object of the same type selected, and undoes the selection of the object that was originally selected. | * '''Invert Selection (Right-Click Menu)''' – The '''Invert Selection''' command selects every object of the same type selected, and undoes the selection of the object that was originally selected. | ||
* '''Zoom to Selection (Right Click Menu)''' – The ''Zoom to Selection'' command zooms to a closer view of the object selected. | * '''Zoom to Selection (Right-Click Menu)''' – The '''Zoom to Selection''' command zooms to a closer view of the object selected. | ||
==Coverage Type Specific Menus== | ==Coverage Type Specific Menus== |
Revision as of 15:40, 5 April 2013
General Feature Object Commands
Define Domain
This option is found in the Feature Objects menu, in the Map module, when CGWAVE or ADCIRC is the active coverage type. A domain is the region to be filled by a finite element mesh. An ocean arc is created that connects to the coastline arc. There are several options for defining the domain:
- User selects one or more coastline arcs. The ocean arc starts and ends at the extreme ends of the chain of arcs.
- User selects two vertices or two nodes. The ocean arc starts and ends at the nodes.
- User selects a single node or vertex along the coastline arc. The user defines the radius of the ocean arc and the ocean arc starts and ends where it intersects the coastline arc.
- User selects a single disjoint point. If the point is inside a closed coastline arc (an island), the user specifies the radius of the ocean arc. The ocean arc is a circle that encloses the island.
After the user selects an arc(s) or point(s), the Domain Options dialog appears with the following options:
- Rectangular – If the user selects two points or an arc, the user only sets the Offshore Length. If the user specifies a single point, the user sets both Offshore and Along Shore Lengths.
- Semi-circular – If the user selects two points or an arc, the user does not specify the radius, the radius is the distance between the points. If the user specifies a single point, the user sets the Radius.
- Circular – This option only works if the user selects one point. The user then sets the Radius.
Right-Click Menu
- Clear Selection (Right-Click Menu) – The Clear Selection command undoes the selection of the object that was clicked on.
- Invert Selection (Right-Click Menu) – The Invert Selection command selects every object of the same type selected, and undoes the selection of the object that was originally selected.
- Zoom to Selection (Right-Click Menu) – The Zoom to Selection command zooms to a closer view of the object selected.
Coverage Type Specific Menus
Optional menu items appear according to the active coverage type.
Generic Coverage Types
- Create Coastline
- When this command is invoked, the Create Contour Arcs dialog opens. For more information, see Arcs: Create Contour Arcs. This command is available if the current coverage type is ADCIRC, or CGWAVE.
- Stamping
- See the article Feature Stamping for more information.
Model Coverage Types
- ADCIRC
- Model Control
- Create Coastline – see above for more information.
- Define Domain – see above for more information.
- BOUSS-2D
- Create Coastline – see above for more information.
- CGWAVE
- Model Control
- Create Coastline – see above for more information.
- Define Domain – see above for more information.
- CMS-Flow
- Create Coastline – see above for more information.
- CMS-Wave
- Create Coastline – see above for more information.
- GenCade
- New Grid Frame – see the article Grid Frame Dialog for more information.
Related Topics
SMS – Surface-water Modeling System | ||
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Modules: | 1D Grid • Cartesian Grid • Curvilinear Grid • GIS • Map • Mesh • Particle • Quadtree • Raster • Scatter • UGrid | |
General Models: | 3D Structure • FVCOM • Generic • PTM | |
Coastal Models: | ADCIRC • BOUSS-2D • CGWAVE • CMS-Flow • CMS-Wave • GenCade • STWAVE • WAM | |
Riverine/Estuarine Models: | AdH • HEC-RAS • HYDRO AS-2D • RMA2 • RMA4 • SRH-2D • TUFLOW • TUFLOW FV | |
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