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{{SMS Module Selection|Heading===Module Selection==}}
{{SMS Module Selection|Heading===Module Selection==}}
Modules in SMS:
Modules in SMS:
*[[File:Icon 2Dmesh.png]] [[SMS:Mesh_Module|Mesh Module]]
*[[File:2D Mesh Icon.svg|16 px]] [[SMS:Mesh_Module|Mesh Module]]
*[[Image:SMS Curvilinear Grid Module Icon.jpg]][[SMS:Curvilinear Grid Module|Curvilinear Grid Module]]
*[[File:UGrid Icon Unlocked.svg|16 px]] [[SMS:UGrid Module|UGrid Module]]
*[[File:2D Grid Module icon.png]] [[SMS:Cartesian_Grid_Module|Cartesian Grid Module]]
*[[File:2D Grid Icon.svg|16 px]] [[SMS:Cartesian_Grid_Module|Cartesian Grid Module]]
*[[Image:SMS_3D_Cartesian_Grid_Module_Icon.bmp]] [[SMS:3D_Cartesian_Grid_Module|3D Cartesian Grid Module]]
*[[File:Quadtree Mod Icon.svg|16 px]] [[SMS:Quadtree Module|Quadtree Module]] (SMS 12.0 and later)
*[[File:Quadtree Module Icon.png]] [[SMS:Quadtree Module|Quadtree Module]] (SMS 12.0 and later)
*[[File:2D Scatter Icon.svg|16 px]] [[SMS:Scatter_Module|Scatter Module]]
*[[File:Icon 2Dscat.png]] [[SMS:Scatter_Module|Scatter Module]]
*[[File:Map Module Icon.svg|16 px]] [[SMS:Map_Module|Map Module]]
*[[File:Map Module.png]] [[SMS:Map_Module|Map Module]]
*[[File:GIS Module Icon.svg|16 px]] [[SMS:GIS_Module|GIS Module]]
*[[File:WMSIcon GIS Module.png]] [[SMS:GIS_Module|GIS Module]]
*[[File:1D-River-Module-Icon.svg|16 px]] [[SMS:1D Module|1D Module]]
*[[File:SMS 1D-River Module.png]] [[SMS:1D_River_Module|1D River Module]]
*[[File:1D Grid Icon.svg|16 px]] [[SMS:1D_Grid_Module|1D Grid Module]]
*[[Image:SMS_1D_Grid.bmp]] [[SMS:1D_Grid_Module|1D Grid Module]]
*[[File:Particle Set Icon.svg|16 px]] [[SMS:Particle Module|Particle Module]]
*[[Image:SMS_Particle_Module.bmp]] [[SMS:Particle Module|Particle Module]]
*[[File:Raster Module icon.png]] [[SMS:Images|Images]] (merged into the GIS module in SMS 12.0 and later)
*[[File:Raster Module icon.png]] [[SMS:Images|Images]] (merged into GIS module in SMS 12.0 and later)
*[[File:Annotation Module Icon.svg|16 px]] [[SMS:Annotations|Annotations]]
*[[File:Annotations Module Icon.png]] [[Annotations]]
*[[File:CAD Layer Icon.svg|16 px]] [[SMS:CAD_Data|CAD Data]]
* [[SMS:CAD_Data|CAD Data]]


{{SMS Module Toolbar|Heading===Module Toolbar==}}
{{SMS Module Toolbar|Heading===Module Toolbar==}}
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[[Category:SMS Modules]]
[[Category:SMS Modules]]
[[Category:Modules|SMS]]

Latest revision as of 18:06, 5 May 2022

The commands in SMS are divided based on the types of data they operate on. When switching from one module to another module, the Dynamic Toolbar and available menu commands change. This allows focusing only on the tools and commands related to the data currently being worked with in SMS. Switching from one module to another can be done instantaneously to facilitate the simultaneous use of several data types when necessary. Only one module is active at any given time. However, the data associated with a module (e.g. a 2D finite element mesh) is preserved when switching to a different module. Activating a module only changes the Dynamic Toolbar and available menu commands.

Module Selection

There are several ways to switch from one module to another. These include:

  • Select an entity in the Project Explorer. The module containing the active entity becomes active.
  • Right-click on the Project Explorer and select the Switch Module command.
  • Click on the module icon in the Module Toolbar. The Module Toolbar is displayed at the top of the Project Explorer by default.

Note: Switching modules should not be confused with changing the current model inside of a module. When a new model is selected, the tools and menus may change, and the data will be converted as much as is possible. However, some data may be lost.
Modules in SMS:

Module Toolbar

Module Toolbar

The Module Toolbar is used to switch between modules. Only one module is active at any given time. However, the data associated with a module (ex. a 2D finite element mesh) is preserved when switching to a different module. Activating a module simply changes the set of available tools and menu commands.