TRIAPPEND
Use this to create a new triangulation by adding existing triangulations. The original triangulations are not affected.
Usage:
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triappend <output_triangulation> <input_triangulation1> <input_triangulation2>... |
Where:
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Option |
Description |
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<output_triangulation> |
Refers to the name of the resulting triangulation. Important This program will not run if the output triangulation already exists. |
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<input_triangulation1>, <input_triangulation 2>..... |
Refers to the name of the existing triangulations that are to be added. Wildcards (* for a multiple character wildcard, % for a single character wildcard) can be used. |
Example:
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triappend newtri.00t pit1.00t pit2.00t |
However, if you have a folder and want to use all of the triangulations in the folder, you do not need to list each triangulation separately. Instead, you can just list the directory where all the triangulations are stored.
For example:
triappend output.00t D:/Underground_Design/stopes_780.tri/*.00t
which will use all files ending in.00t in that directory, append them together, and put them in the resulting output.00t triangulation.
A more generic form:
triappend <output_triangulation> <input_triangulations_path/*.00t>
Note: A forward slash / should be used instead of a back slash \ when defining the path. A back slash \ is the default you get when copy/pasting in windows, so you nee will need to change it.
