SMS:Map Feature Objects Menu: Difference between revisions

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==== CMS-Wave ====
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* [[SMS:Create Coastline (Feature Objects Menu)|Create Coastline]]
* [[SMS:Create Coastline (Feature Objects Menu)|Create Coastline]]
==== GENESIS ====
==== GenCade ====
* [[SMS:Grid Frame Dialog|New Grid Frame]]
* [[SMS:Grid Frame Dialog|New Grid Frame]]



Revision as of 15:59, 21 December 2012

The Feature Objects Menu includes the following commands:

General Commands

  • Delete – This command deletes all the feature objects in an SMS session and creates a new blank coverage (since SMS requires an active coverage at all times). SMS will ask for confirmation of this action.
  • Attributes
  • Create Arc Group – This command will create a new entity from a group of selected contiguous (end to end) arcs. If the selected arcs are not connected end to end, SMS will give an error message. These arc groups can be used in some models to assign boundary conditions.
  • Build Polygons – While most feature objects can be constructed with tools in the Tool Palette, polygons are constructed with the Build Polygons command. Since polygons are defined by arcs, the first step in constructing a polygon is to create the arcs forming the boundary of the polygon. After forming loops with arcs, choose Feature Objects | Build Polygons from the menu. The build polygons command will form polygons from all closed loops in the coverage.
  • Clean
  • Vertices ↔ Nodes – In some cases, it is necessary to split an arc into two arcs. This can be accomplished using the Vertex ↔ Node command. Before selecting this command, a vertex on the arc at the location where the arc is to be split should be selected. The selected vertex is converted to a node and the arc is split in two. The Vertex ↔ Node command can also be used to combine two adjacent arcs into a single arc. This is accomplished by converting the node joining the two arcs into a vertex. Two arcs can only be merged if no other arcs are connected to the node separating the arcs. Otherwise, the node must be preserved to define the junction between the branching arcs.
  • Reverse Arc Direction
  • Redistribute Vertices
  • Transform Feature Objects
  • Select/Delete Data...
  • Map → Scatter – The Map → Scatter allows scatter sets to be interpolated from map data. Scatter points can be created from a specified source. Scatter points data can be extrapolated from feature points and vertices on arc or on feature points only on arc, feature points not on arcs or from feature polygon meshing options. The elevation source can be obtained from arc elevation, arc node and vertex elevations or from arc spacing.
  • Map → 2D Mesh
  • Map → 2D Grid

Coverage Type Specific Menus

Optional menu items appear according to the active coverage type.

Generic Coverage Types

Stamping

Model Coverage Types

ADCIRC

BOUSS-2D

CGWAVE

CMS-Flow

CMS-Wave

GenCade

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