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Point Editor: Versatility and precision in creating and editing points. Did you know that MinePlan 3D (MP3D) has a tool that allows you to create and edit points using specific coordinates, relative distance and/or vectors? The Point Editor tool allows you to create/edit points from input of desired coordinates. It works in conjunction with other editing tools, and allows you to create and move points, independent or associated with a line or polygon. The Point Editor is accessed through the Utilities menu. After opening the tool, you should start some editing operation with another tool, such as Create Point, Move Point, Create Polygon or Create Polyline, and the Point Editor will act as an auxiliary tool. For example, when creating a line, you can add the points of that line through the Point Editor. It is possible to add points in a…

Auto Cut Generation Batch: Agility in the generation of cuts. Did you know that MinePlan now has a feature that allows the generation of cuts for several objects in sequence? Located in the Utilities menu, the Auto Cut Generation tool now has a new tab called Batch, allowing the user to queue up the solids to be cut. To form this queue, you must first configure the parameters on the Options tabs (selection of solids, polygons or lines, definition of limits, etc.) and Naming (definition of the names of the Elements and associated Material). Then, on the Batch tab, click Add and select the object that will receive this result. By repeating this process for each solid, the queue will be built. With the queue already built, you can observe some information about the cuts: Index, listing the order that…

Set Global Color by Range: Simplicity and personality for viewing groups of data in MinePlan. Did you know that MinePlan 3D (MP3D) has a feature that allows you to color objects using a color scale? This functionality of MinePlan allows you to color several objects at once, with pre-defined or user-created color scales, thus improving the visualization of your data for use in presentations and reports. To perform this configuration, you need a group of objects and a color scale. Then, select all the objects you want to color in the Data Manager menu, clicking and dragging them, or using “Ctrl” + Left Mouse Button to individually select the objects. With the objects selected, click the Set Global Color by Range button, located in the Object Properties window,…