RockWorks Training Exercise 10.2 Importing a Shape (SHP) File into RockPlot2D RockPlot3D Open a new RockPlot2D window by clicking on the Plot2D icon located within the upper-right corner of the main RockWorks menu. Click on the Plot2D
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RockWorks Training Exercise 10.2 Importing a Shape (SHP) File into RockPlot2D & RockPlot3D<br>
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Open a new RockPlot2D window by clicking on the Plot2D icon located within the upper-right corner of the main RockWorks menu.<br>
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Click on the Plot2D icon located within the upper-right corner of the RockWorks window.
Select the File | Import | SHP (ESRI ArcView Shape File) option.<br>
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Click on the Plot2D icon located within the upper-right corner of the RockWorks window.
Select the File | Import | SHP (ESRI ArcView Shape File) option.
Set the Input File to “2D_Tools_Import_Shape_Streets.shp”.<br>
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Click on the Plot2D icon located within the upper-right corner of the RockWorks window.
Select the File | Import | SHP (ESRI ArcView Shape File) option.
Set the Input File to “2D_Tools_Import_Shape_Streets.shp”.
Specify a Line Style & Color.<br>
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Click on the Plot2D icon located within the upper-right corner of the RockWorks window.
Select the File | Import | SHP (ESRI ArcView Shape File) option.
Set the Input File to “2D_Tools_Import_Shape_Streets.shp”.
Specify a Line Style & Color.
Click on the Continue button.<br>
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Click on the Plot2D icon located within the upper-right corner of the RockWorks window.
Select the File | Import | SHP (ESRI ArcView Shape File) option.
Set the Input File to “2D_Tools_Import_Shape_Streets.shp”.
Specify a Line Style & Color.
Click on the Continue button.
Confirm that the Units and Coordinate System match the Project Settings.<br>
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Click on the Plot2D icon located within the upper-right corner of the RockWorks window.
Select the File | Import | SHP (ESRI ArcView Shape File) option.
Set the Input File to “2D_Tools_Import_Shape_Streets.shp”.
Specify a Line Style & Color.
Click on the Continue button.
Confirm that the Units and Coordinate System match the Project Settings.
Click OK to display the Shape File.<br>
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Click on the Plot2D icon located within the upper-right corner of the RockWorks window.
Select the File | Import | SHP (ESRI ArcView Shape File) option.
Set the Input File to “2D_Tools_Import_Shape_Streets.shp”.
Specify a Line Style & Color.
Click on the Continue button.
Confirm that the Units and Coordinate System match the Project Settings.
Click OK to display the Shape File.
After a few seconds, the Shape File will be displayed.<br>
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We will now render the diagram in 3-D by selecting the File | Export | RockPlot3D option.<br>
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We will now render the diagram in 3-D by selecting the File | Export | RockPlot3D option.
Activate the Float option.<br>
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We will now render the diagram in 3-D by selecting the File | Export | RockPlot3D option.
Activate the Float option.
Select the Elevation | Other option and set the Elevation to 1,770 meters.<br>
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We will now render the diagram in 3-D by selecting the File | Export | RockPlot3D option.
Activate the Float option.
Select the Elevation | Other option and set the Elevation to 1,770 meters.
Set the Layer Name to “Streets”.<br>
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We will now render the diagram in 3-D by selecting the File | Export | RockPlot3D option.
Activate the Float option.
Select the Elevation | Other option and set the Elevation to 1,770 meters.
Set the Layer Name to “Streets”.
Click the Continue button.<br>
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We will now render the diagram in 3-D by selecting the File | Export | RockPlot3D option.
Activate the Float option.
Select the Elevation | Other option and set the Elevation to 1,770 meters.
Set the Layer Name to “Streets”.
Click the Continue button.
The Shape file is now displayed as a RockPlot3D diagram.<br>
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We will now render the diagram in 3-D by selecting the File | Export | RockPlot3D option.
Activate the Float option.
Select the Elevation | Other option and set the Elevation to 1,770 meters.
Set the Layer Name to “Streets”.
Click the Continue button.
The Shape file is now displayed as a RockPlot3D diagram.
Click on the Save button and save the file as “Streets 3D.Rw3D”.<br>
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We will now render the diagram in 3-D by selecting the File | Export | RockPlot3D option.
Activate the Float option.
Select the Elevation | Other option and set the Elevation to 1,770 meters.
Set the Layer Name to “Streets”.
Click the Continue button.
The Shape file is now displayed as a RockPlot3D diagram.
Click on the Save button and save the file as “Streets 3D.Rw3D”.
Close this window by clicking on the “X” icon within the upper-right corner.<br>
