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When the project has a lot of geometric objects, it makes MS a little slow to open the first time, this is because it reads all the geometric objects every time I open the project in MineSight. However, you can store a cache memory file to speed up this slow startup, since all the contents of the folders will be written in txt files. To enable this option, go to MS3D > FILE menu > PROJECT SETTINGS > and check the LOAD PROJECT FROM CACHE FILE ON STARTUP option. This will make the project start up faster, especially for projects that are on a network. This tip was taken from Mintec's newsletters that are available to all MineSight customers. Below is the link: //www.minesight.com/en-us/company/newsletters/may2013/projectmanagement.aspx Any questions, we are at your disposal.
As many users already know, MineSight has Pit Expansion which is an excellent tool for operating pits, among the numerous settings that Pit Expansion allows us and which we will cover in the next editions of tips and tricks, one of the most interesting is to use a baseline as a reference. The great advantage of Pit Expansion when using baselines as a reference is that it will always respect it if it is external to the foot of the bench to be expanded, in this way it will not be necessary to edit lines to open possible “squares” , another great advantage is that the access will also reference the same lines without changing their width and slope settings. Thus, the operationalization work is more intuitive and faithful to the geometry of the mathematical pit, saving time for adjustments…
Did you know that since the release of MS3D version 8.00 it is possible to add or edit block model variables without having to recreate the model or clone it? To do so, just access the Model menu, and select the Model Manager tool. Within the tool it is possible to create a new block model, edit the variables, change minimums and maximums, add and remove variables. In addition, it is also possible to create models restricted to an area (Compressed Model), create surface files (GSF). The tool allows you to import variables from an ASCII file or from another MineSight project, either when editing an already created model or when creating it.
