How to import a measure with water - Revision history

Frank@tygron.nl at 15:24, 30 January 2024

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	\| The [[Measure]] now consists of both the imported [[Building]]s and the water feature(s).		\| The [[Measure]] now consists of both the imported [[Building]]s and the water feature(s).
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Bobby@tygron.nl at 13:56, 13 December 2023

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	[[Measure]]s are a powerful means of setting up a future situation. Because they can encompass a large amount of individual features, importing them from pre-made [[Geo Data]] files will save a lot of time. However, such plans can sometimes contain a water component, which will require a bit more attention to import properly.		[[Measure]]s are a powerful means of setting up a future situation. Because they can encompass a large amount of individual features, importing them from pre-made [[Geo Data]] files will save a lot of time. However, such plans can sometimes contain a water component, which will require a bit more attention to import properly.

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Rudolf@tygron.nl at 12:59, 4 December 2023

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	\| Open the [[geo data wizard\|geo import wizard]].		\| Open the [[geo data wizard\|geo import wizard]].
	\| Opt to import a measure.		\| Opt to import a measure.

Rudolf@tygron.nl at 13:14, 22 November 2023

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	\| Select the newly created [[Measure]], and change the name to an appropriate name for the plan.		\| Select the newly created [[Measure]], and change the name to an appropriate name for the plan.
	\| If it was previously not possible to filter out the water features from the import action, select all the [[Measure]]'s [[Building]]s which correspond to water features and delete them.		\| If it was previously not possible to filter out the water features from the import action, select all the [[Measure]]'s [[Building]]s which correspond to water features and delete them.
	\| Click on "Add Terrains" to add a ~~Terrainelement~~ to the [[Measure]].		\| Click on "Add Terrains" to add a Terrain element to the [[Measure]].
	\| Select the Terrain entry, and opt to draw the outer area of the Terrain.		\| Select the Terrain entry, and opt to draw the outer area of the Terrain.
	\| Use the "Blueprint" drawing option, and then opt to use the wizard to set a selection. This will reopen the [[geo data wizard\|geo import wizard]].		\| Use the "Blueprint" drawing option, and then opt to use the wizard to set a selection. This will reopen the [[geo data wizard\|geo import wizard]].

Rudolf@tygron.nl at 13:14, 22 November 2023

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	\| Select the newly created [[Measure]], and change the name to an appropriate name for the plan.		\| Select the newly created [[Measure]], and change the name to an appropriate name for the plan.
	\| If it was previously not possible to filter out the water features from the import action, select all the [[Measure]]'s [[Building]]s which correspond to water features and delete them.		\| If it was previously not possible to filter out the water features from the import action, select all the [[Measure]]'s [[Building]]s which correspond to water features and delete them.
	\| Click on "Add ~~Spatial~~" to add a ~~Spatial element~~ to the [[Measure]].		\| Click on "Add Terrains" to add a Terrainelement to the [[Measure]].
	\| Select the ~~Spatial~~, and opt to draw the outer area of the ~~Spatial~~.		\| Select the Terrain entry, and opt to draw the outer area of the Terrain.
	\| Use the "Blueprint" drawing option, and then opt to use the wizard to set a selection. This will reopen the [[geo data wizard\|geo import wizard]].		\| Use the "Blueprint" drawing option, and then opt to use the wizard to set a selection. This will reopen the [[geo data wizard\|geo import wizard]].
	\| Reselect the datatype and datasource used before, but this time apply a filter to ''only'' select features which are water.		\| Reselect the datatype and datasource used before, but this time apply a filter to ''only'' select features which are water.
	\| Continue through the wizard and finish it. The water features from the plan will be added as a pending selection to the current drawing action for the Water ~~Spatial~~.		\| Continue through the wizard and finish it. The water features from the plan will be added as a pending selection to the current drawing action for the Water Terrain.
	\| Click on "Apply selection" to confirm the outer edge of the Water ~~Spatial~~.		\| Click on "Apply selection" to confirm the outer edge of the Water Terrain.
	\| Opt to draw the inner area of the ~~spatial~~.		\| Opt to draw the inner area of the Terrain.
	\| Create a selection which overlaps with all the outer area selected previously, and apply the selection.		\| Create a selection which overlaps with all the outer area selected previously, and apply the selection.
	\| Set the relative height change of the ~~spatial~~ to a sensible water depth.		\| Set the relative height change of the terrain to a sensible water depth.
	\| The [[Measure]] now consists of both the imported [[Building]]s and the water feature(s).		\| The [[Measure]] now consists of both the imported [[Building]]s and the water feature(s).
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Frank@tygron.nl at 16:52, 28 February 2023

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	[[Measure]]s are a powerful means of setting up a future situation. Because they can encompass a large amount of individual features, importing them from pre-made [[~~geo data~~]] files will save a lot of time. However, such plans can sometimes contain a water component, which will require a bit more attention to import properly.		[[Measure]]s are a powerful means of setting up a future situation. Because they can encompass a large amount of individual features, importing them from pre-made [[Geo Data]] files will save a lot of time. However, such plans can sometimes contain a water component, which will require a bit more attention to import properly.

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Maxim@tygron.com at 15:36, 7 October 2022

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	[[Measure]]s are a powerful means of setting up a future situation. Because they can encompass a large amount of individual features, importing them from pre-made [[geo data]] files will save a lot of time. However, such plans can sometimes contain a water component, which will require a bit more attention to import properly.		[[Measure]]s are a powerful means of setting up a future situation. Because they can encompass a large amount of individual features, importing them from pre-made [[geo data]] files will save a lot of time. However, such plans can sometimes contain a water component, which will require a bit more attention to import properly.

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	\| Go to Future Design, and then Measures, to open the list of [[Measure]]s. A new Measure named "Measure" will be available.		\| Go to Future Design, and then Measures, to open the list of [[Measure]]s. A new Measure named "Measure" will be available.
	\| Select the newly created [[Measure]], and change the name to an appropriate name for the plan.		\| Select the newly created [[Measure]], and change the name to an appropriate name for the plan.
	\| If it was previously not possible to filter out the water features from the import action, select all the [[Measure]]'s [[~~Construction~~]]s which correspond to water features and delete them.		\| If it was previously not possible to filter out the water features from the import action, select all the [[Measure]]'s [[Building]]s which correspond to water features and delete them.
	\| Click on "Add Spatial" to add a Spatial element to the [[Measure]].		\| Click on "Add Spatial" to add a Spatial element to the [[Measure]].
	\| Select the Spatial, and opt to draw the outer area of the Spatial.		\| Select the Spatial, and opt to draw the outer area of the Spatial.
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	\| Create a selection which overlaps with all the outer area selected previously, and apply the selection.		\| Create a selection which overlaps with all the outer area selected previously, and apply the selection.
	\| Set the relative height change of the spatial to a sensible water depth.		\| Set the relative height change of the spatial to a sensible water depth.
	\| The [[Measure]] now consists of both the imported [[~~Construction~~]]s and the water feature(s).		\| The [[Measure]] now consists of both the imported [[Building]]s and the water feature(s).
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[[Measure]]s are a powerful means of setting up a future situation. Because they can encompass a large amount of individual features, importing them from pre-made [[geo data]] files will save a lot of time. However, such plans can sometimes contain a water component, which will require a bit more attention to import properly.

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{{howto|title=import a measure with water features
| Open the [[geo data wizard|geo import wizard]].
| Opt to import a measure.
| Select the desired datatype and precise datasource, and continue through the wizard.
| At the step for filtering data, if possible set up a filter such that the features of water are ''not'' included.
| Continue through the wizard as normal, including setting up a proper mapping between feature [[Attribute]]s and [[Function]]s.<br>If it was not possible to filter out the water features previously, ensure all features matching water features are of a recognizable [[Function]] which can easily be differentiated from the rest of the plan later on.
| Finalize and close the wizard. A [[Measure]] is now added to the [[Project]].
| Go to Future Design, and then Measures, to open the list of [[Measure]]s. A new Measure named "Measure" will be available.
| Select the newly created [[Measure]], and change the name to an appropriate name for the plan.
| If it was previously not possible to filter out the water features from the import action, select all the [[Measure]]'s [[Construction]]s which correspond to water features and delete them.
| Click on "Add Spatial" to add a Spatial element to the [[Measure]].
| Select the Spatial, and opt to draw the outer area of the Spatial.
| Use the "Blueprint" drawing option, and then opt to use the wizard to set a selection. This will reopen the [[geo data wizard|geo import wizard]].
| Reselect the datatype and datasource used before, but this time apply a filter to ''only'' select features which are water.
| Continue through the wizard and finish it. The water features from the plan will be added as a pending selection to the current drawing action for the Water Spatial.
| Click on "Apply selection" to confirm the outer edge of the Water Spatial.
| Opt to draw the inner area of the spatial.
| Create a selection which overlaps with all the outer area selected previously, and apply the selection.
| Set the relative height change of the spatial to a sensible water depth.
| The [[Measure]] now consists of both the imported [[Construction]]s and the water feature(s).
}}