What if you can bring in geographical solids into pdfs and display them in 3D?
Surpac provides users with this capability, which can be useful for various functions such as for presentation and reporting purposes.
Orientating text in graphics can be challenging, and for the most part, longtime Surpac users will just add text to the final plot or use file-based plotting instead of Autoplot.
However, there is a better way to orientate your text easily just by using a styles file.
The different point modes in Surpac and just a couple of examples of how they can be used.
There are 3 point modes in Surpac (Add, Insert and Change) and by default, Surpac generally works in Add point mode.
When visiting customer sites, I often meet geologists, mining engineers and surveyors with a wealth of industry and software experience.
Are you having difficulties moving an object in Surpac?
Are you tired of using the menus to move multiple trisolations?
Are you having a tough time replicating strings?
If so, the Move Tool can solve these problems.
It can be frustrating when your display is out of focus whenever the graphics is rotated in GEOVIA Surpac, particularly when adding layers.
Today I would like to share a tip with the GEOVIA community on combining data into a layer in Surpac, as it can…
It is very common for Surpac users to export out string files as DXF files. Whether the DXF is going to another…
One of the first things new users ask when interacting with Surpac is “how do I get Surpac to open in my…
Anyone who has used Surpac for 10 years or more knows what a “logical” is, however we are finding that this knowledge…