BCHOP
The chop operation takes a block model and a splitting factor, a positive integer n. It creates n output models with non-overlapping extents whose union is the original model. The cut planes must be along parent blocks. The pieces should be approximately the same size. The schemas have the same block sizes, but different extents.
Usage:
bchop <block model> <parts x> <parts y> <parts z> (var name 1) (var name 2) ...
<> indicates a mandatory switch. [ ] indicates an optional switch |
Where:
|
Option |
Description |
|---|---|
|
blockmodel.bmf |
The name of the block model to be chopped. |
|
<parts x> |
Input an integer for the number of parts dividing the block model in the X direction. |
|
<parts y> |
Input an integer for the number of parts dividing the block model in the Y direction. |
|
<parts z> |
Input an integer for the number of parts dividing the block model in the Z direction. |
|
<var name 1>... |
List variables to include. |
Example:
bchop model.bmf 2 2 2 au ag density
