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#redirect [[WMS:Project Explorer Contents for Terrain Data Module]] In the Project Explorer, the Drainage module has the same menus and commands as the Terrai

...er generating or importing solids into the project, [[GMS:Solid Properties|properties]] for solid data can be viewed and edited. The module also has its own [[GM

...ect Parameters''' – In the Hydrologic Modeling module, brings up a ''Properties'' dialog. ...Modeling module. Brings up the [[WMS:SWMM Hydraulic Properties|''Hydraulic Properties'']] dialog in the Hydraulic module which allows editing node values.

...tains a hierarchical representation of the data associated with a modeling project. The Project Explorer manages the data in multiple ways, including creation of new data

==Project Explorer== ...tains a hierarchical representation of the data associated with a modeling project.

...right-clicking on the layer from the ''Project Explorer'' and choosing '''Properties'''. [[Image:GIS LayerProperties.png|thumb|none|400 px|ArcGIS® ''Layer Properties' dialog]]

[[Image:Tree_General.jpg|thumb|240 px|Example of the Project Explorer]] ...data in GMS is always displayed independent of the active module. The new Project Explorer can also be resized by clicking on the window borders and dragging

...dule. These tools are found by right-clicking a Mesh Tools coverage in the Project Explorer and going to the ''Tools'' submenu. ...'Include this feature when creating polygons'' in the ''Channel/Embankment Properties'' dialog for the feature. This will create a new ''Generated polygons'' cov

; Save Project, Simulation and Run: Save the SMS project, exports the STWAVE input files, and starts the STWAVE engine to generate t ; Properties :

...rkflow includes all of the specific workflows needed in creating an STWAVE project. Newer and infrequent SMS users should start here. {{SMS Project Setup Workflow}}

...Data [[File:Solids Folder.svg|16 px]] entry in the [[GMS:Project Explorer|Project Explorer]] and selecting the '''Display Options''' command. It can also be

...f a coverage is controlled using the check box next to the coverage in the Project Explorer. ...the following options: '''Delete''', '''Duplicate''', '''Rename''', and '''Properties'''.

...ocation of the cross section. A cross section item will also appear in the Project Explorer. Right-click on the cross section item in the Project Explorer has the following menu options:

...a [[File:3D Scatter Folder.svg|16 px]] entry in the [[GMS:Project Explorer|Project Explorer]] and selecting the '''Display Options''' command. It can also be ...log. To do so, select scatter points in the Graphics Window and use the '''Properties''' right-click menu command.

==Cell Properties== ...roperties Window. The ''I,J'' location can be viewed but not edited in the Properties Window. The 2D grid contours are a way of visualizing the spatial variation

...ages]]. Multiple coverages and conceptual models can exist in a single GMS project. A set of coverages can be constructed representing a conceptual model of a The Map module is often used as a starting point for many project. Often, a project starts with an [[GMS:Images|image]] then, on a coverage, the [[GMS:Feature

[[Image:WMS HEC RAS MP.png|thumb|175 px|''HEC-RAS Material Properties'' dialog]] ...assign roughness values to the materials, choose ''HEC-RAS'' | '''Material Properties'''. Also, the property type that is being used for the material values mus

==Coverage Properties== ...by right-clicking on the coverage in the project explorer and selecting '''Properties...'''. The following grid attributes can be assigned:

...ed directly to cells by selecting a set of cells and selecting the '''Cell Properties''' command in the ''MODFLOW'' menu. ...is also included just below the MODFLOW icon in the [[GMS:Project Explorer|Project Explorer]] window. Clicking on this icon displays the zone budget IDs and d

* Material Properties ...el parameters can then be set, boundary conditions specified, and material properties applied to the geometric data and saved out to a generic file format.