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:[[SMS:Cartesian Grid Data Menu|Cartesian Grid Data Menu]] :[[SMS:Map Feature Objects Menu|Map Feature Objects Menu]]

...t Module Info''' macro or using the '''Get Info''' command in the ''File'' menu. :The drop down menu will list all available coverages. Select a coverage to view information.

...tices, the user must first turn off the ''TINs'' | '''Lock All Vertices''' menu command. ...s can be set by selecting the '''TIN Settings''' command from the ''TINs'' menu.

...ert To'' and ''Advanced''. Below is a list of all commands in the ''Mesh'' menu: ...ttings which include: default z values for new nodes, options for deleting triangles etc.

...o be deleted are selected and the Delete command is selected from the Edit menu. ...e '''Select All''' or '''Select With Polygon''' commands from the ''Edit'' menu.

...ends on the current tool. The following sections describe the tools in the Scatter tool palette. =='''Select Scatter Point'''==

...ted by using the following commands in the [[GMS:2D Grid Commands|''Grid'' menu]]: ...sociated with the new scatter point set. A prompt will ask to name the new scatter set.

# Select the [[SMS:Map Feature Objects Menu|''Feature Objects'' | '''Select Intersecting Objects''']] command. ...selection of specific components within a 2D scatter module and a specific scatter set from the list on the right to establish where final changes will be app

# Select the [[SMS:Map Feature Objects Menu|''Feature Objects'' | '''Select Intersecting Objects''']] command. ...selection of specific components within a 2D scatter module and a specific scatter set from the list on the right to establish where final changes will be app

[[Image:Scatter Options.png|thumb|375 px|''Scatter Options'' dialog]] ...ter Options''' command in the [[SMS:Scatter Menu|''Scatter'']] menu of the scatter module.

...on the CAD data folder in the tree and select '''Delete''' from the pop-up menu. If the CAD data was imported from a file, the file is not deleted from dis {{Anchor|CAD to Scatter}}

...]. 2D meshes are converted by using the following commands in the ''Mesh'' menu: == Mesh → 2D Scatter Points ==

...y be performed when selecting line or polygon (e.g. mesh elements, scatter triangles, etc) elements. The arrow must cross a polygon or line edge to select it. ...t be contained in the selection box or polygon. For mesh elements, scatter triangles, and Cartesian grid cells only the centroid must be contained.

...s are interpolated, the points are first triangulated to form a network of triangles. A bivariate polynomial is defined over each triangle, creating a surface m ...bable results which exhibit heterogeneity and are conditioned to values at scatter points. However, the resulting arrays are floating point scalar datasets, r

...oints can be removed by selecting '''Find Duplicates''' from the ''TINs'' menu. #Select the [[GMS:Triangulation|'''Triangulate''']] command from the ''TINs'' menu.

...e TIN module is active, the following commands can be found in the ''TIN'' menu: ...es on the active TIN using the [[GMS:Triangulation|Delauney]] criteria. If triangles already exist, they will be deleted.

:*Geometry – 2D mesh, UGrid, or scatter set. ::* 2D Scatter set

:*Geometry – 2D mesh, UGrid, or scatter set. ::* 2D Scatter Set

:[[SMS:File Menu|File Menu]] :[[SMS:Edit Menu|Edit Menu]]

...to a 4 node element by [[SMS:Editing 2D Meshes#Merging Triangles|merging triangles]]. * Poorly shaped boundary triangles can be automatically selected for deletion.