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!style="text-align:left;"|1. Create an [[SMS:3D Structure|3D structure]] map coverage. :# Select the [[SMS:Map Module Tools|'''Create Feature Arc''']] [[File:SMS Create Arc Tool.svg|16 p

{{Map links}} ...he following table describes the general display options available for the Map module.

# Right-click in the [[SMS:Project Explorer|Project Explorer]]. ...nd drag tree pointers representing them into the simulation. The following items can be linked to an Hurricane simulation:

...nt fashion using datasets. They are accessed and managed using the Project Explorer as shown in the figure to the right. ...the ''Data'' menu of the respective modules, and as part of the ''Project Explorer'' where datasets are listed separately, or as part of solution folders.

==Project Explorer== All icons used in the [[SMS:Project Explorer|Project Explorer]] (Data Tree). See also individual modules.

...the information on [[WMS:River Tools|River Tools]] in the [[WMS:Map Module|Map module]]. #An [[WMS:Area Property Coverage|Area Property coverage]] can be used to map roughness values to line properties on the cross sections

Most of the SMS modules have a ''Data'' menu, but the items in this menu are different for each module. ...Menu#Grid to Map|'''Grid → Map''']] – Converts grid data into a map coverage.

...images. This GIS data will appear in the GIS Data section of the Project Explorer. ...hods to convert GIS data. Right-clicking on a GIS data item in the Project Explorer brings up a menu with a ''Convert To'' sub-menu. The commands in the ''Conv

:[[SMS:Project Explorer|Project Explorer]] :[[SMS:Project Explorer Right-Click Menus|Project Explorer Right-Click Menus]]

When selecting a transient (time-varying) dataset in the Project Explorer, all the time steps associated with the transient dataset are shown in the #Selected tree items

...e standard items such as text, lines, rectangles and ovals, as well as new items such as: #ArcGIS map server layers

...images. This GIS data will appear in the GIS Data section of the Project Explorer. ...hods to convert GIS data. Right-clicking on a GIS data item in the Project Explorer brings up a menu with a ''Convert To'' sub-menu. The commands in the ''Conv

Right-clicking anywhere in the Project Explorer or on the UGrid data item will display a menu with '''New UGrid 2D''' and ' ==Map → UGrid==

...images. This GIS data will appear in the GIS Data section of the Project Explorer. ...hods to convert GIS data. Right-clicking on a GIS data item in the Project Explorer brings up a menu with a ''Convert To'' sub-menu. The commands in the ''Conv

...cess allows for multiple MODFLOW 6 simulations to be contained in the same project file. ...LOW6 Sim.png|thumb|250 px|Example of a MODFLOW 6 simulation in the Project Explorer]]

...the page is from the folders under each GSSHA model/project, clarify which items are from right-click menus, fix section headers to be more precise and clea * {{done}} [[WMS:Save GSSHA Project File|Save GSSHA Project File]]

...cess allows for multiple MODFLOW 6 simulations to be contained in the same project file. ...LOW6 Sim.png|thumb|250 px|Example of a MODFLOW 6 simulation in the Project Explorer]]

Most of the SMS modules have a ''Data'' menu, but the items in this menu are different for each module. The [[SMS:GIS Module|GIS Modul ...data layers in SMS. These data can then be converted to feature objects in map coverages.

...See the section [[Import_from_Web#Virtual_Earth_Map_Locator|Virtual Earth Map Locator]] for more information on this dialog. ...alog|''Display Projection'']] dialog will then open. The projection of the map location will be entered as the default if available.

...med if the necessary data for the selected plot type exists in the current project. This does not guarantee that GMS will create a plot. If the '''Next >''' ...may not display any information even if viable datasets are present in the project.