Display

Use the Display option to define how the polygons obtained from the optimisation are to be loaded.

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Instructions

On the Open Pit menu, point to Dig Limits, and then click Display.

Dig limit file

Enter, or select form the drop-down list, the name of the specification file that you want to open. The available drop-down list contains all of the .dg1 files found within your current working directory.

Dig limit identifier

Enter, or select from the drop-down list, the name of the parameters identifier that you want to load. The available drop-down list contains all of the identifiers found within the selected specification file.

Click Next.

The following panel displays.

Display all output polygons in an underlay

Select this option if you want to display the polygons within an underlay.

Display all output polygons in a single layer

Select this option if you want to display the polygons within a single layer. You will need to select a design database and layer from the drop-down lists.

Display all output polygons in a multiple user layer

Select this option if you want to display the polygons within separate layers. You will need to select a design database and layer from the drop-down lists, as well as define the layer name suffix.

Display the polygons when the optimisation process is finished

Select this check box if you want to display the polygons as soon as the optimisation process has finished.

Use default colour

Select this option if you want to display the polygons using the default colour (defined through the Status toolbar).

Use an user colour range

Select this option if you want to display the polygons using a nominated colour range.

Use the default Z level

Select this option if you want to display the polygons at the default Z level (defined through the Status toolbar).

Use the Z level defined in polygon file

Select this option if you want to display the polygons using the Z level contained within the polygon file (.pol).

Use an defined Z level

Select this option if you want to display the polygons at a specific Z level.