Terrain Window Types
Updated October 11, 2017
This article applies to:
- Terrain 3D
- Terrain Forestry
- RoadEng Civil
- RoadEng Forestry
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Plan Window displays a plan View. It is used to display and edit features. |
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Profile Window displays a profile view of one or more selected features. This window requires that the Profile Window function group be enabled. |
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Feature Properties Panel displays the properties of the feature and numeric information about the current feature and point. It can be used as a floating window or as a docked panel window on the right-hand side of the screen. |
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Points Panel is used to report and/or modify attribute information about the current point. It can be used as a floating window or as a docked panel window on the right-hand side of the screen. |
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Features Panel is used to report and/or modify attribute information about the current feature. It can be used as a floating window or as a docked panel window on the right-hand side of the screen. |
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3D Window displays the features in a 3-dimensional view. |
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Multi-plot Window is used to create an output sheet containing plans, profiles, legends, scale bar, images etc. This window requires that the Multi-plot function group be enabled.
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Each window can be sized, moved, maximized and minimized in the standard Microsoft fashion. All windows can be arranged using View | Cascade, Tile Vertically, Tile Horizontally buttons.
Text windows such as Features can be floating or docked to the right side of the screen. To dock a floating window, click the title bar of the window and move it over the right-hand side of the main window. The panel with dock automatically.