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Postgresql ODBC connection
Can someone explain me where to find information about editing the ODBC connection to a postgresql database?
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Re: Implicitly Selecting a Mesh Partition After Clipping
What are you going to use the individual parts for later? Are you using them as individual domains or inputs into another model?
There might be a way to set it up so that each shear is broken by one of the objects that you are using to split them in your second to last operation.
Ex if the shears are vertical vein surfaces and they are cut by another vein that is more horizontal. Then you could use that surface as a "fault" to split the vein volumes into fault blocks. Giving them unique identifiers to be used later.
Kind of like this, where the teal vein surfaces needs to be unique above and below the red vein surface. Then the red vein HW/FW or references surface (green) could be used as a fault.
I might be going in the complete wrong direction here though 😎
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Clipping Geologic Model
How would I clip my geologic model visually, but retain all of the data outside of the clipped extent?