Drillhole Fence (form)

On the Drillhole tab, in the View group: Select Fence | Drillhole Fence (form) to display a drillhole fence from the hole collars or seams selected in a form.

In the Drillhole Fence form, either load an existing form set, or select a drillhole Database and the required Hole IDs in the correct order for the intended section.

Drillhole Database

Double-click (F3) to select from a list of databases in the current project. Alternatively, you can right-click and choose Select Database . You can also Edit the properties of an existing database or create a New database.

Select the Filter check box if you want to apply a filter to the database. Enter a filter number in the adjacent response. Double click (F3) to see a list of existing filters. Right click (F4) to open the dialog box where you can create a new filter.

You can use the Drillhole Database filter to define the order in which the network is generated. For example, if the filter is on the HOLE field and the operator is "=" then the order of the holes within the filter will be the order of the holes along the network.

The Drillhole Fence form

Depending on the database, up to three hole fields may be used to uniquely identify each hole. Use the buttons on the local toolbar to Manage the rows in the list.

Vertical Alignment

If you do not want to apply vertical alignment to the fence holes, select None.

If you want to apply vertical alignment to the fence holes, you can choose to Align Collars or you can adjust the holes to make a specific horizon (Align Top of Seam).

Interval file

To align the top of a seam, double-click (F3) to select the Interval file that will be used as input to the process.

Seam field

Double-click (F3) to select the name of the field that contains the values used to identify each seam.

Seam name

Enter the name of the seam that you want to align.

Forms

Click the Forms button to select and open a saved form set, or if a form set has been loaded, save the current form set.

OK

Click OK to create the section. Vizex will display it in a new window. All holes are drawn vertically, irrespective of their original orientation.