GMS:Borehole Commands

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Menu Command Description
New Borehole Creates a new Borehole.
Borehole Editor... Since it is possible to accidentally drag points, vertices can be "locked" to prevent them from being dragged or edited by toggling on this command.
Cross Section Editor...
Lock All Boreholes
Auto Select Contacts/Segments...
Auto-Create Blank Cross Sections...
Auto-Assign Horizons...
Auto-Fill Blank Cross Sections...
Horizons -> Solids... Opens the Horizons to Solids wizard which can be used to create solids from a combination of boreholes, TINs and conceptual models.
Horizons -> 3D Mesh... Opens the Horizons to Mesh wizard which can be used to create a 3D mesh from a combination of boreholes, TINs and conceptual models.
Advanced >
TIN Boundary -> Polygon Creates a new coverage containing a polygon derived from the outer boundary of the TIN.
TIN Thiessen -> Polygons Creates a new coverage containing polygons derived from the thiessen polygons of the TIN.
TIN Contours -> Arcs Creates a new coverage containing feature arcs derived from the linear contours displayed on the TIN.
Vertex Strings -> Arcs Creates a new coverage containing a feature arc derived from the vertex string on the TIN (if one exists).
TIN -> Extruded Solid Opens the Extrude/Offset Tin -> Solid dialog which is used to extrude the TIN vertically up or down to form a solid.
Fill Between TINs -> Solid Creates a solid by extruding one or more TINs to a base elevation and then performing a set operation to remove the solid portions outside the TINs.
Add Breakline(s) Inserts edges into the TIN from a defined breakline, splitting or swapping triangles as necessary.
Select Boundary Triangles Selects triangles on the outer boundary which meet the "long and thin" criteria specified in TIN settings.
Snap Vertices to TIN Given some selected vertices, moves them so that they are on the surface of a TIN selected from a dialog.
Intersect TINS Displays the intersection line between two selected TIN surfaces (if they intersect).
Horizons -> HUF Opens the Horizons -> HUF wizard to create MODFLOW HUF data from TINs and boreholes. TINs or boreholes with horizon data defined are required, along with a MODFLOW simulation which uses the HUF package.