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The export panel, located on the right-hand side of 3D views, charts and tables, can be used to generate images,…
We’re pleased to announce the release of mXrap version 6, bringing with it a range of enhancements to elevate your…
mXrap version 5 will stop working in May. We will be transitioning everyone to mXrap version 6 before then. As…
When trying to add, delete or change blasts in mXrap, best practice is to use the ‘Blasts Editor’ found under…
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When trying to add, delete or change blasts in mXrap, best practice is to use the ‘Blasts Editor’ found under the ‘General Set-Up Windows’ tab: If you need to make bulk changes however, it may be tempting to directly alter the input file in the root folder. Problem: When you open the ‘Blasts.csv’ in MS […]
There has been some rearrangement to the ! folder within the root folder, which may affect some of your apps. This was primarily a move of tools which are not seismic specific from the ! folder to !/Base (so that mines without the seismic suite can use these tools). The most commonly used parts of […]
A new app has appeared in the Rock Mass Data Analyser suite: the Geotechnical Domains Delimiter. This app allows you to create your own geotechnical domains; either from boundaries (e.g. lithological contacts or fault planes) or volumes (e.g. lithologies, domains, selection boxes). The app uses the HW/FW filter to classify the space in relation to […]