RockWorks/15 Revision History
2011/Q2 (04/01/11-06/30/11) 

(011) Bug Fix (06/15/11/MIW):  The Utilities' Grid to Strat Model was not setting the parameter for plotting the sides correctly.
(010) Bug Fix (06/15/11/MIW):  RockPlot3D was not correctly saving the state of the Strat Model side plotting correctly.

 (009) Bug Fix (06/15/11/JCJ):  Some mysterious tiny change that JCJ made but can’t describe.
(008) Bug Fix (06/14/11/MIW): Fixes the display of strat unit sides when run from Grids To Strat Model.

 (007) Bug Fix (06/01/11/MIW):  P-Data and I-Data were being plotted with Natural Log +1 instead of Log 10 when logarithmic scaling was selected.

 

(006) Bug Fix (05/27/11/JPR): Fixed a strange depth interval problem in the Gamma to Grade program.

 

 

(005) Bug Fix (05/27/11/MIW): Fixed the pattern legend in ReportWorks to correctly load from the database and to store values with regional neutrality.

 

 

(004) Improvement (04/29/11/JCJ):  Excel/CSV imports now allow for worksheets/blocks that have different names than our standard names, to be specified in RCL scripts. This is implemented by the user first entering synonyms for the expected names into a Synonym table and then specifying that table in the import. Only values that are different need to be put in the synonym table.

DEFINE: BM_EXCHANGE SYNONYM_TABLE MyTable
The Expected values (entered in the “Target” Field, override values go in the “Replacement” field) are:
Aquifer Type
Lith Type
Strat Type
Well Const Type
TmInterval Type
Interval Type
IText Type
Point Type
PText Type
Location
Orientation
Lithology
Stratigraphy
TmInterval
Interval
IText
Point
PText
Fracture
Vector
RockColor
Aquifer
Symbol
Pattern
Bitmap
Well Construction
Dimensions

 


(003) Bug Fix (04/18/11/MIW):  RockPlot3D was reading Cutout's twice for Draped Images and Fence Panels.

 

(002) Bug Fix (04/18/11/MIW):  Borehole log location on x-sections that aren't snapped.

 

(001) Bug Fix (04/18/11/MIW):  RockPlot3D: Cutouts can now be used with draped images.

 

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