write evs field The write evs field module creates a file in one of several formats containing the mesh and nodal and/or cell data component information sent to the input port. This module is useful for writing the output of modules which manipulate or interpolate data (3d estimation , 2d estimation, etc.) so that the data will not need to be processed in the future.
export web scene connects via the vew port and writes all objects in your view as a 'C Tech Web Scene' (*.ctws), a single file which you and your cus
export pdf scene connects via the vew port and writes all objects in your view as a .evspdf file that C Tech's PDF Converter can convert to a 3D PDF.
This module will export the entire view (model) in the following formats to allow importing to other 3D modeling software:
export nodes export nodes provides a means to export an ASCII file containing the coordinates (and optionally the data) of any object in EVS. The output contains a header line and one row for each node in the input field. Each row contains the x, y, & z coordinates and optionally node number and nodal data.
export cad General Module Function export cad will output one or more individual objects (red port) or your complete model (purple input port from the viewer). Volumetric objects in EVS are converted to surface and line type objects. export cad preserves the colors of all cells and objects by assigning cell colors to each AutoCAD surface or line entity according to the following procedure:
export surface to raster The export surface to raster module will create a raster file in the GeoTiff format. It takes any input field, and writes a raster (in plan view) of the data provided from that field. Regions outside of the input area are masked with an appropriate NoData flag. A single data component (node or cell) can be exported to the GeoTiff file.
export vector gis The export vector gis module will create a file in one of the following vector formats: ESRI Shapefile (.shp); GMT ASCII Vectors (.gmt); and MapInfo TAB (*.tab). Although C Tech allows non-ASCII analyte names, ESRI does not. Please see this link on acceptable shapefile field (attribute) names. It basically says that only A-Z, a-z, 0-9 and “” are allowed. The only thing we can do when writing a shapefile is to change any unacceptable (non-ASCII) character to “” and add a number if there are more than one.
export horizon to raster export horizon to raster is used in conjunction with gridding and horizons with rectilinear grids of geologic data. A large number of formats are supported such as Surfer and ESRI grids. For some formats, each cell in your grid should be the same size. This will require you to adjust the extents of your grid and set the grid resolution according to:
write_lines The write_lines module is used to save a series of points with data connected by lines. These lines are stored in the EVS Line File format. Module Input Ports Input Field [Field] Accepts a field with or without data which represents lines
export horizons to vistas export horizons to vistas is used in conjunction with gridding and horizons. gridding and horizons can create finite difference grids based on your geologic data. It writes the fundamental geologic grid information to a file format that Ground Water Vistas can read. The output includes the x,y origin; rotation; and x-y resolutions in addition to descriptive header lines proceeded by a “#”.