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...nce for using these commands and allows linking to objects created in SMS. Command objects can be used for: ...e followed by a double equals “==” and a command value. In some cases, the command value may have multiple parts separated by blank spaces or “|.” A few c

;[[SMS:Mesh Module|Switch Current Model]] : Model command – changes the current numerical model associated with the mesh. ; Remove Generic Models : If a generic model has been loaded into SMS, this command will remove the generic model.

...roject Explorer|Project Explorer]] and selecting the '''Display Options''' command. It can also be accessed from the from the ''Display'' menu or the '''Displ | Lines || Displays lines in shapefiles in the Graphics Window. The line type, width, and color can be adjusted using the button to the right of the

...operty coverage is assigned a material ID. Material IDs are then mapped as line properties for the cross sections when cutting from a digital terrain model ...terials Data'' dialog accessed through the ''Edit'' | '''Materials''' menu command.

...#Screen_vs_World_Space_Layers|'''Annotation Layer – World Space''']] command. ...ns#Rectangles_and_Ovals|''Rectangle/Oval Properties'']] dialog, define the line style, width, and color along with specifying a fill color or no fill color

A breakline is a feature line or polyline representing a stream channel, ridge or some other feature to p ...Insert Breakline(s)''' command from the ''TIN'' menu. Before selecting the command, one or more sequences of vertices defining the breakline(s) should be sele

...It is also possible to open a cross section database using the '''Open''' command from the ''File'' menu. * '''Line Prop Types''' – By default SMS uses only a Material ID, but other pr

...editing (or create a new database) using the '''Manage Cross Sections''' command. # Opening an existing cross section database using the ''File'' | '''Open''' command.

...roject Explorer|Project Explorer]] and selecting the '''Display Option'''s command. It can also be accessed from the from the ''Display'' menu or the '''Displ ...displayed. The thickness and the line style can still be adjusted in the ''Line Properties'' dialog accessed through the gray box next to ''Element edges''

..., the user must first turn off the ''TINs'' | '''Lock All Vertices''' menu command. ...he creation of new vertices can be set by selecting the '''TIN Settings''' command from the ''TINs'' menu.

...It is also possible to open a cross section database using the '''Open''' command from the ''File'' menu. *Line Prop Types – By default, WMS uses only a Material ID, but other prope

...ase) using the [[WMS:Managing Cross Sections|'''Manage Cross Sections''']] command. ...n an existing cross section database using the [[WMS:File Menu#Open|Open]] command in the ''File'' menu.

The '''Extract Cross Sections''' command uses the cross section arcs and a digital terrain model (TINs are the only ...d by selecting the arc(s) before choosing the '''Extract Cross Sections''' command. If not cross sections are selected then the ''Use All Cross-sections'' opt

...– Monitor line flux vs time. Will display one plot for each monitor line in the simulation. ...lation right-click menu, using the ''Tools'' | '''View Simulation Plots''' command brings up the ''SRH-2D Solution Plots'' dialog. This dialog provides a list

...xplorer, right-click on MODLOW simulation and select the '''Run MODFLOW''' command. *Select the ''MODFLOW'' | '''Run MODFLOW''' command.

...er files are only saved from the ''File'' | '''Save Scatter Super File''' command. These contain a 2D scatter point file and the corresponding ASCII data fi ...erials, TINs). If a super file is selected using the ''File'' | '''Open''' command, each of the files listed in the super file are opened and imported. This

:[[WMS:Command Line|Command Line]]

...selected. This forces element edges along the nodestring line. When this command is performed, elements are sliced along the nodestring to ensure that the ...g, skinny quadrilaterals which will be split across the width. The dotted line in the left part of the figure represents the location of the breakline. W

*:To import an existing UTEXAS model, use the standard ''File'' | '''Open''' command. The file to import is the UTEXAS input file. This file may have a *.dat ex ...ight (or bottom to top) and represent the top of a soil layer. The profile line does not close on itself, and does not cross any other profile lines.

...ata entry in the Project Explorer and selecting the '''Display Options''' command. (It can also be accessed from the from the ''Display'' menu or the '''Di * ''Grid'' – Shows or hides the 1D grid line.