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{{TIN links}} TIN stands for Triangulated Irregular Network. TINs are used for surface model

Icons used in the TIN Module in GMS [[Category:Module Icons]]

# Right-click on your TIN, select convert, select '''TIN Contours→Feature''' # Delete any data you don't need to export (TIN, area property coverage, 2D scattered data)

To use [[WMS:TIN Guidelines|TIN data]] in WMS, use the following steps: !style="text-align:left;"|1. Import TIN files.

...ndaries from digital elevation sources such as TINs and DEMs. The Drainage module includes all of the commands necessary to perform the automated delineation Since a DEM or TIN delineation can be converted to feature objects, consider modifying an init

Files and articles related to dialogs in the TIN module

Articles relating to the [[TIN]] module.

...ometime useful to convert a 2D grid to a set of scattered data points or a TIN data structure. Data for the grid can then be used to perform operations av # Switch to the 2D Scatter Point module and select an interpolation scheme using the '''Interpolation Options''' co

[[File:Raster4.png|thumb|500px|right|Raster module example]] '''NOTE''': the functionality of this module was incorporated into the GIS module starting with SMS version 12.0

...{·}}[[GMS:Solid Module|Solid]]{{·}}[[GMS:TIN Module|TINs]]{{·}}[[GMS:UGrid Module|UGrids]]

When the [[SMS:1D River Module|1D River Module]] is active, the following menus are available. The 1D river module makes use of the [[SMS:File Menu|''File'']], [[SMS:Edit Menu|''Edit'']], [[

...on the raster image and select the [[WMS:Project Explorer Contents for GIS Module|''Interpolate'' | '''Active Coverage''']] command. !style="text-align:left;"|2. Interpolate raster data to TIN.

{{TIN links}} ...and then selecting the ''TINs'' item; or it can be reached by using the '''TIN Settings...''' command in the ''TINs'' menu. The following settings are ava