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! Menu Command !! Description
When the 2D Mesh module is active, the ''Mesh'' menu becomes available. The ''Mesh'' menu has two submenus: ''Convert To'' and ''Advanced''. Below is a list of all commands in the ''Mesh'' menu:
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| New 2D Mesh ||
; [[GMS:Creating_a_2D_Mesh|New 2D Mesh]] : Creates a new, empty 2D mesh.
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; [[GMS:Preferences#2D_Mesh|2D Mesh Settings...]] : Opens the 2D mesh settings which include: default z values for new nodes, options for deleting triangles etc.
| 2D Mesh Settings... ||
; Lock All Nodes : Since it is possible to accidentally drag points, nodes can be "locked" to prevent them from being dragged or edited by toggling on this command.
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; Find Element... : Selects an element given the element ID.
| Lock All Nodes ||
; Find Node... : Selects a node given the node ID.
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; Triangulate : Creates triangular elements from all or selected nodes using the Delauney criteria. If triangles already exist, they will be deleted.
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; Renumber : Renumbers mesh nodes eliminating gaps in numbering. Optionally a [[GMS:2D_Mesh_Tool_Palette|node string]] can be created and used to guide the renumbering.
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; Z Values → Dataset : Creates a dataset from the Z locations of the nodes.
| Find Element... ||
; Map to Z Values : Moves the Z locations of the nodes to the values in the dataset.
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; Zoom To Extents : Frames the Graphics Window around the selected objects.
| Find Node... ||
; ''Convert To''> :
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; [[GMS:Converting_a_2D_Mesh_to_Other_Types_of_Data#Mesh_->_2D_Scatter_Points|Mesh &rarr; 2D Scatter Points]] : A new 2D scatter point set is created from the 2D mesh nodes.
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; [[GMS:Converting_a_2D_Mesh_to_Other_Types_of_Data#Mesh_->_TIN|Mesh &rarr; TIN]] : A new TIN is created from the 2D mesh.
| Triangulate ||
; Contours &rarr; Arcs : Creates a new coverage containing feature arcs derived from the linear contours displayed on the 2D mesh.
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| Renumber ||
 
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; ''Advanced''> :
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; Select Thin Triangles : Selects triangles which meet the "thin triangle aspect ratio" specified in the 2D mesh settings.
| Mesh -> 2D Scatter Points ||
; Find Duplicate Nodes... : Selects nodes that are close to each other within a user specified tolerance.
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; [[GMS:Editing_2D_Meshes|Merge Triangles]] : Used to convert triangular elements into quadratic elements.
| Mesh -> TIN ||
; [[GMS:Editing_2D_Meshes|Split Quadrilaterals]] : Used to convert quadrilateral elements into triangular elements.
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; [[GMS:Editing_2D_Meshes|Add Breaklines]] : Inserts the node strings into the mesh as a new edge, creating new elements and nodes.
| Contours -> Arcs ||
; [[GMS:Editing_2D_Meshes|Convert Elements]] : Converts linear elements to quadratic and quadratic elements to linear.
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; [[GMS:Editing_2D_Meshes|Refine Elements]] : Subdivides elements into smaller elements.
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; Relax Elements... : Moves mesh nodes in order to improve the quality (element shape and size) of the mesh.
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; [[GMS:Converting_a_2D_Mesh_to_Other_Types_of_Data#Mesh_->_3D_Tets|Mesh &rarr; 3D Tets]] : Creates a 3D mesh consisting of tetrahedron from the 2D mesh.
| '''Advanced >''' ||
<!--; Export : Exports a 2D mesh to a file (*.2dm, *.fem etc).-->
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| Select Thin Triangles ||
 
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==Related Topics==
| Find Duplicate Nodes... ||
* [[GMS:2D Mesh Module|2D Mesh Module]]
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* [[GMS:Converting a 2D Mesh to Other Types of Data|Converting a 2D Mesh to Other Types of Data]]
| Merge Triangles ||
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| Split Quadrilaterals ||
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| Add Breaklines ||
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| Convert Elements ||
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| Refine Elements ||
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| Relax Elements... ||
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| Mesh -> 3D Tets ||  
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Latest revision as of 19:18, 11 April 2022

GMS Commands
Common
File
Edit
Display
Modules
TINs
Boreholes
Solids
Mesh (2D)
Grid (2D)
Scatter Points (2D)
Interpolation (2D and 3D)
Mesh (3D)
Grid (3D)
Scatter Points (3D)
Feature Objects
GIS
UGrid
Models
FEMWATER
MODAEM
MODFLOW
mod-PATH3DU
MODPATH
MT3DMS
SEAWAT
SEEP2D
T-PROGS
UTEXAS

When the 2D Mesh module is active, the Mesh menu becomes available. The Mesh menu has two submenus: Convert To and Advanced. Below is a list of all commands in the Mesh menu:

New 2D Mesh
Creates a new, empty 2D mesh.
2D Mesh Settings...
Opens the 2D mesh settings which include: default z values for new nodes, options for deleting triangles etc.
Lock All Nodes
Since it is possible to accidentally drag points, nodes can be "locked" to prevent them from being dragged or edited by toggling on this command.
Find Element...
Selects an element given the element ID.
Find Node...
Selects a node given the node ID.
Triangulate
Creates triangular elements from all or selected nodes using the Delauney criteria. If triangles already exist, they will be deleted.
Renumber
Renumbers mesh nodes eliminating gaps in numbering. Optionally a node string can be created and used to guide the renumbering.
Z Values → Dataset
Creates a dataset from the Z locations of the nodes.
Map to Z Values
Moves the Z locations of the nodes to the values in the dataset.
Zoom To Extents
Frames the Graphics Window around the selected objects.
Convert To>
Mesh → 2D Scatter Points
A new 2D scatter point set is created from the 2D mesh nodes.
Mesh → TIN
A new TIN is created from the 2D mesh.
Contours → Arcs
Creates a new coverage containing feature arcs derived from the linear contours displayed on the 2D mesh.
Advanced>
Select Thin Triangles
Selects triangles which meet the "thin triangle aspect ratio" specified in the 2D mesh settings.
Find Duplicate Nodes...
Selects nodes that are close to each other within a user specified tolerance.
Merge Triangles
Used to convert triangular elements into quadratic elements.
Split Quadrilaterals
Used to convert quadrilateral elements into triangular elements.
Add Breaklines
Inserts the node strings into the mesh as a new edge, creating new elements and nodes.
Convert Elements
Converts linear elements to quadratic and quadratic elements to linear.
Refine Elements
Subdivides elements into smaller elements.
Relax Elements...
Moves mesh nodes in order to improve the quality (element shape and size) of the mesh.
Mesh → 3D Tets
Creates a 3D mesh consisting of tetrahedron from the 2D mesh.

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