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2D Scatter Points may be converted to other types of data used in GMS, such as a [[GMS:TIN Module|TIN]], [[GMS:2D Mesh Module|2D Mesh Nodes]], or [[GMS:Observations|Observation Points]]. 2D Scatter Points are converted by using the following commands in the ''Scatter Points'' menu: | 2D Scatter Points may be converted to other types of data used in GMS, such as a [[GMS:TIN Module|TIN]], [[GMS:2D Mesh Module|2D Mesh Nodes]], or [[GMS:Observations|Observation Points]]. 2D Scatter Points are converted by using the following commands in the ''Scatter Points'' menu: | ||
; Scatter Points → TIN : Creates a set of TIN vertices. These vertices are automatically triangulated to form a TIN. | |||
; Scatter Points → Mesh Nodes : Creates a set of 2D finite element nodes from the points in the active scatter point set. | |||
; Scatter Points → Obs. Pts. : Creates one observation point for each of the scatter points in the active scatter point set. The active dataset values become the measured values for the observation points. The user must create a coverage with a measurement before executing this command. | |||
; Scatter Points → 3D Scatter Points : Creates a 3D scatter point set from the 2D scatter points. All of the datasets are copied to the 3D scatter points. The Z (elevation) of the 3D scatter points is set to the Z of the 2D scatter points at the time of conversion. | |||
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