BREVERSE
Use this to create a new block model definition file (.bdf) from an existing block model.
Note
The resulting file will not contain any boundary, limits or exception information. This is due to the Extract Definition File option using the information contained in the block model header to construct the block model definition file.
This option cannot be used with block model files that were constructed through the Create Stratigraphic Solid option (under the Block > Construction submenu).
Usage:
| breverse <bmfile> <bdfile> <> indicates a mandatory switch. [ ] indicates an optional switch |
Where:
| Option | Description |
|---|---|
| <bmfile> | Refers to the block model that will be used to create the block model definition file. The full file path only needs to be specified when using a file that is located outside of your current working directory or in a subdirectory of your current working directory. |
| <bdfile> | Refers to the name of the resulting block model definition file. The full file path only needs to be specified when using a file that is located outside of your current working directory or in a subdirectory of your current working directory. |
Example:
breverse demo.bmf c:\datasets\demo\demo_reverse.bdf
In the example shown above, the demo.bmf block model file has been used to create demo_reverse.bdf under the c:\datasets\demo directory.
