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Specifying a BMF fileĪ BMF file is a block model file. To automatically generate a block model definition, make sure you have provided sample data and click next to the Block Model Definition field. BDF files are usually generated in Maptek Vulcan.ĭrag and drop a BDF file directly onto the fieldĪutomatically generating a block model definitionĭomainMCF can generate a block model definition for you by analysing your sample data. Let DomainMCF automatically generate a block model definition for youĪdd an existing BMF file from which a block model definition will be createdĪ BDF file contains the parameters defining a block model. Specify a BDF file containing the block model definition The Block Model Definition defines the spatial extent of the block model to be created. If the data has passed validation, a green tick will appear next to the Sample Data field.Īny validity ( ) or compatibility ( ) errors picked up client-side will be displayed at the bottom of the Job Details pane. The named format can be used for future sample data imports. Once you are satisfied with your configuration settings, you can save them to a named format. To manually identify a domain column, click the drop-down list at the top of the column and select “Domain”. DomainMCF will automatically assign columns named “geocod” or “domain” as domain columns.

Specify at least one column containing domain codes.

To manually identify a column, click the drop-down list at the top of the column and select what it maps to. Specify the columns that correspond to the following fields representing the point XYZ coordinates:ĭomainMCF will automatically detect CSV columns with the names “midx”, “midy” or “midz”.

Comment character - lines beginning with this character will be ignored.ĭomainMCF attempts to automatically detect these settings for you.

Fixed widths - a list of integers separated by semicolons specifying the column widths for fixed-width formats.

Character-separated using - the delimiter separating each data value (usually Comma).

Data starts at line - the first line where data values occur.

Column headers at line - the line in the file that defines column headers (names).

You need to specify the format of the CSV file before DomainMCF can import it.

Click OK to proceed.The Import CSV Data dialog appears: Once selected, all other data imported into this Job will have their values set to the chosen units. Select the appropriate Job Units by clicking its drop-down list. Either:ĭrag and drop a file directly onto the field Supply the Sample Data for the Job as a CSV file. DomainMCF supplies a unique name by default. Configure your Job in the Job Details pane.Īt a minimum, you need to fill out following: