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{{TIN links}} ...ctive editing of TINs. The table below describes the tools in the TIN tool palette.

{{TIN links}} ...ed several ways. The selection and editing tools apply only to the active TIN. If going to edit vertices, the user must first turn off the ''TINs'' | ''

When the active module is changed, the tools in the'' Dynamic Tool Palette'' change to the set of tools associated with the selected module. Each modu ...a set of triangles in the Terrain Data module, the '''Select Triangles''' tool is chosen, the set of triangles to be deleted are selected and the Delete c

...GMS. As you switch from one module to another module, the '''Dynamic Tool Palette''' and the '''Menus''' change. This allows you to focus only on the tools a [[File:TIN Module Icon.svg|16 px]] [[GMS:TIN Module|TIN Module]]

...orted by WMS. When switching from one module to another module, the ''Tool Palette'' and the menus change. This allows focusing only on the tools and commands ==Module Palette==

The ''Vertices'' sub-menu in ''TIN'' menu for the Terrain Data module has the following commands: ...vertices can be set by selecting the '''TIN Options''' command from the ''TIN'' menu.

...bottom up). Horizons can be assigned to [[GMS:Boreholes|boreholes]], [[GMS:TIN Module|TINs]], and [[GMS:Coverages|coverages]]. Beginning with version 9.0, ...g on a contact with the [[GMS:Borehole Tool Palette|'''Select Contact''']] tool. The ''Contact horizon ID'' dialog is used to manually enter horizon IDs.

...e commands in the ''Display'' menu are used to control how attributes of a TIN, DEM, Feature Objects, etc., are being displayed, to set up a drawing grid, ...play using the [[WMS:Static Tool Palette|'''Zoom''']] or [[WMS:Static Tool Palette|'''Pan''']] tools, the image can be centered by selecting the '''Frame Imag

...e '''Create Nodes''' tool from the [[GMS:2D Mesh Tool Palette|2D Mesh Tool Palette]] and clicking where the new node is to be located. The default parameters ...lateral elements: The '''Merge Triangles''' command, the '''Merge/Split''' Tool.

A TIN can be constructed by triangulating a set of vertices. WMS connects the ver ...launay criterion. If the Delaunay criterion is satisfied everywhere on the TIN, the minimum interior angle of all of the triangles is maximized. The resul

...s together. They appear similar to stream feature arcs, but are not. On a TIN the streams are defined simply as connected vertices. ...is method also allows a street or storm drain to be incorporated into the TIN and used as part of the "stream network."

...ing borehole data, importing sample data, or using the [[GMS:Borehole Tool Palette|borehole tools]] to manually enter the boreholes. ...pseudo-borehole" in the gap gives more control over the shape of the [[GMS:TIN Module|TINs]] and solids created from the boreholes.

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...N : Interpolate the active dataset on the active scatter set to the active TIN. ...elected with the [[GMS:3D Scatter Point Tool Palette|Select Scatter Sets]] tool.

...internal polygons that are defined in the cross section, so snapping to a TIN is best done before filling in the cross sections. ...p Cross Sections to TIN.png|thumb|none|400 px|The ''Snap Cross Sections to TIN'' dialog]]

...]] – Measure the distance and slope along any user defined path if a TIN or DEM is present in the project. ...on. Drawing a selection box with this tool active opens the [[WMS:Get Data Tool|''Data Service Options'' dialog]].

...N : Interpolate the active dataset on the active scatter set to the active TIN. ...t of TIN vertices. These vertices are automatically triangulated to form a TIN.

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