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...tributes''' from the ''Feature Objects'' menu, or double-click on the arc. Feature arcs created in the Modrat Tc coverage can have the following conveyance ty * [[WMS:Feature Objects|Feature Objects]]

...ic selected feature object in relation to the coverage type containing the feature object. == Feature Point Attributes ==

{{SMS Deprecated Feature}} ...meshing polygon must have been defined prior to issuing this command. The attributes of the meshing polygon(s) are used to generate the 2D mesh.

...s represent intermediate points along the arc ([[SMS:Feature Objects Types|feature vertices]]). The basic process to define the meshing attributes for a polygon using the Patch method is to:

The ''Map → Model'' dialog provides a few options for how feature objects in Map module will be converted. *''Active coverage only'' – Only feature objects in the current active coverage will be converted to the model.

...tion Method'' submenu. The following commands are available in the ''GIS'' menu: ...to feature objects using the [[GMS:GIS to Feature Objects|''GIS to Feature Objects'']] wizard.

...'Soil Type Mapping'' dialog from the ''Feature Objects'' menu using the '''Attributes''' command, and then create new IDs and enter parameters for each ID. Secon ...and then choosing the '''Attributes''' command from the ''Feature Object'' menu (or by double-clicking on the polygon) and choosing the appropriate ID from

...es a line or polyline. Areas enclosed by polylines can be classified as a feature polygon. ...e the list of coverage types to learn about the attributes associated with objects in that specific coverage.

:[[SMS:Cartesian Grid Data Menu|Cartesian Grid Data Menu]] :[[SMS:GIS to Feature Objects Wizard|GIS to Feature Objects Wizard]]

== PTM Menu == The following menu commands are available in the [[SMS:PTM|''PTM'']] Menu:

The ''Feature Objects'' Menu includes the following commands: ...:Feature Object Modification: All|'''Delete''']] : Deletes all the feature objects in an SMS session and creates a new blank coverage (since SMS requires an a

...[[WMS:GIS Module|GIS module]] has a variety of tools useful for selecting objects and obtaining information about them. The tools are described below. ...By default, with ArcObjects® enabled, only the attributes of the selected feature in the top most layer (as displayed in the WMS Project Explorer) are displa

...''Land Use Mapping'' dialog from the ''Feature Objects'' menu using the '''Attributes''' command, and then create new IDs and enter parameters for each ID. Seco ...and then choosing the '''Attributes''' command from the ''Feature Object'' menu (or by double-clicking on the polygon) and choosing the appropriate ID from

...op-down menu on the top right of the dialog. The options in this drop-down menu change according to the coverages present in the project. Note that viewing ...ing the fields on the right side of the dialog. However, for the ''Nodes'' feature object type, the options are accessed through the box to the right of the N

...select the '''Map→1D Schematic''' menu item from the ''Storm Drain'' menu to generate a [[WMS:Hydraulic Modeling#Hydraulic Schematic|hydraulic schema #Select the '''Map to 1D Schematic''' menu item

...ive module when the Map, Terrain, or Drainage modules are activated. These objects are created in layers, like sheets of paper stacked on top of one another. ...e color, line style, and arrowhead options of a line are edited with the ''Attributes'' dialog.

...y choosing the '''Compute GIS Attributes''' command on the ''Calculators'' menu or by clicking on the '''Compute Losses''' button in the [[WMS:OC Unit Hydr # [[WMS:Mapping to Feature Objects|Map GIS data to feature objects]], if necessary

...nly available when the Map module is active. The table below describes the feature object tools. ...it Window'']]. Double-clicking on a object with this tool brings up that ''Objects Attribute'' dialog.

...Module|Map module]] has a variety of tools useful for editing and creating objects within that module. The tools are described below. ...svg|8 px]] tool is a generic selection tool that can be used to select any feature object (arcs, polygons, points, etc.) without having to change the tool. Th

...ype, which determines the attributes that can be associated with geometric objects in that coverage. The coverages are grouped into conceptual models. The ty ...e could be used to define zones of consistent roughness parameters. These objects could not be included in a single coverage since polygons within a coverag