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{{2D Scatter Point links}} ...ts are converted by using the following commands in the ''Scatter Points'' menu:

[[Image:Mesh Node Options.png|thumb|225 px|The Mesh module ''Node Options'' dialog]] ...' dialog, which is opened by selecting the menu [[SMS:2D_Mesh_Nodes_Menu|''Nodes'' | '''Options''']].

2D meshes are created in the following ways in SMS. ...ing the '''Map → 2D Mesh''' command. This is the preferred method for mesh generation in SMS.

{{2D Mesh links}} ...ces2DMesh.png|thumb|left|375 px|The ''Preference'' dialog showing the ''2D Mesh'' tab]]

...in the [[SMS:Toolbars|Dynamic Tools]] portion of the tool palette when the Mesh module is active. These are tools with corresponding right-click menus. ===[[File:Select Point Tool.svg|16 px]] Select Mesh Nodes===

The following menus are available in the [[SMS:Mesh Module|2D Mesh Module]]: * [[SMS:2D Mesh Nodes Menu|Nodes]]

{{2D Grid links}} ...ted by using the following commands in the [[GMS:2D Grid Commands|''Grid'' menu]]:

...icking, and selecting '''Merge 2D Meshes'''. This will bring up the ''Mesh 2D Merge Options'' dialog. ...previous mesh's boundaries to be honored in the merged mesh. Any disjoint nodes in the meshes will be deleted.

...ion commands are found in the ''Interpolation'' menu. The commands in this menu are as follows: ; Interpolation Options : Opens the [[GMS:2D Interpolation Options|''Interpolation Options'']] dialog to change the inte

...le is active. The menu has one submenu; the ''Interpolation'' submenu. The menu has the following commands: ...Mesh : Interpolate the active dataset on the active scatter set to the 2D mesh.

...A4|RMA4]] model. The TABS (RMA4) interface exists in the [[SMS:Mesh Module|Mesh module]]. SMS can visualize and create RMA4 projects, easily modify project The simulation consists of a geometric definition of the model domain (the mesh) and a set of numerical parameters. The parameters define the boundary con

[[File:Mesh Elements Options.png|thumb|400 px|Example of the Mesh ''Elements Options'' dialog]] ...rom the [[SMS:2D_Mesh_Elements_Menu|''Elements'' menu]] available when the Mesh Module is selected. This dialog is divided into four sections.

{{2D Mesh links}} ...ro. The following table describes the display options available for the 2D Mesh module.

...ailable when working with 2D Mesh Nodes (under the ''Nodes'' menu when the Mesh Module is activated): ...is dialog, a set of new nodes can be interpolated between any two selected nodes.

...u: the ''Interpolation'' submenu. Below are the commands available in this menu. ...Mesh : Interpolate the active dataset on the active scatter set to the 2D mesh.

...''' command which inserts one or more new nodes in the area of wagon wheel nodes resulting in a maximum of 7 adjacent elements. * 9 elements – 2 new nodes added

{{3D Mesh links}} ...an be removed by selecting '''Find Duplicates''' command from the ''Mesh'' menu. If a node is found that is within a user specified tolerance of another no

...a set of solids. The steps involved in using the '''Solids → Layered Mesh''' command are as follows: == 1. Create a 2D Projection Mesh ==

{{3D Mesh links}} ...consists of nodes, elements, and faces. A 3D mesh can be created from a 2D mesh, a 3D grid, 3D scatter points, or by using the automated meshing tools in G

...ture polygon is defined, it is possible to select nodes or elements in the mesh module or vertices in the data module that are inside or outside of the fea # Select the [[SMS:Map Feature Objects Menu|''Feature Objects'' | '''Select Intersecting Objects''']] command.