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==General== ===Display Options===

...[[SMS:Display Options|''Display Options'']] dialog. Unique vector display options can be set for each [[SMS:Modules|module]] that uses vector datasets. The options used to generate vectors can be edited by:

The general process for developing a model consists of the following steps: ==Rivhyd Display Options==

[[File:Display3DGrid.png|thumb|500 px|The ''Display Options'' dialog showing the ''3D Grid'' dialog.]] ...Options Macro.svg|16 px]] macro. The following table describes the display options available for the 3D Grid module.

The following options are available in this dialog. *''Display as''

* [[SMS:Film Loop General Options|General Options]] * [[SMS:Film Loop Display Options|Display Options]]

...ols]] are included for creating and manipulating 3D scatter point sets. In general, 3D scatter sets are imported using the [[GMS:File Import Wizard|''File Imp The module contains its own [[GMS:3D Scatter Point Display Options|display options]] which include contour displays. Also, each scatter point has an [[GMS:Act

...andard menus and is available in all of the modules. The commands in the ''Display'' menu are as follows: ; [[GMS:Display Options|Display Options]] : Opens the ''Display Options'' dialog.

...the from the ''Display'' menu or the '''Display Options''' [[File:Display Options Macro.svg|16 px]] Macro.) ...ies, additional display controls are available. The available map display options include the following:

...ols]] are included for creating and manipulating 2D scatter point sets. In general, 2D scatter sets are imported using the [[GMS:File Import Wizard|''File Imp ...catter Point Display Options|display options]] which include [[GMS:Contour Options|contour]] displays. Also, each scatter point has an [[GMS:Active/Inactive P

...Options Macro.svg|16 px]] macro. The following table describes the display options available for MODFLOW models. ! width="125" | Display Option !! Description

The first step in using a new digital image for either background display or for texture mapping is to import the image. This can be done by either s ==Image Display Options==

*Right-click on the plot and select '''Display Options...'''. The plot options are organized onto the following tabs in the dialog:

*With the '''Zoom''' tool selected, clicking on the screen zooms the display in around the point by a factor of two. Holding down the ''SHIFT'' key zoo ...the zoom tool selected, a rectangle can be dragged around a portion of the display to zoom in on that region. Holding down the ''SHIFT'' key zooms out.

...values assigned to elements and boundary conditions assigned to nodes. In general, this additional information is used as input data for the numerical model. ==Display Options==

..., and to generate shaded images. The following commands are found in the ''Display'' Menu * '''Display Options''' – Brings up the [[WMS:Display Options|''Display Options'']] dialog.

.../Max''' – This command sets the contour options based on the current options and the selected nodes/vertices or zoom level. ...command applies to dataset specific contour options or the general contour options (for the mesh or scatter modules). It also sets the flags for precision and

..._image.png|thumb|400px|Example of the ''Save As ''dialog showing file type options]] ...rior to using the '''Save As ''' command. This includes all active display options. The final size of the saved image will also be determined by the size of t

...Options Macro.svg|16 px]] macro. The following table describes the display options available for the UGrid module. ...t, each UGrid will be shown in the ''Display Options'' dialog. The display options for each UGrid in the project can be set separately.

...derstood if they are shaded as a three dimensional entity. <!--The shading options includes two toggles, one slide bar and a light position window. ...y Options'' dialog. The default options vary between applications, and the options may be changed, saved, and restored within the project.