Access the available LayerGeo sub modules via the LayerGeo section

To open the LayerGeo module, select Model → LayerGeo in the GeoDict GUI menu bar. In the LayerGeo section, a pull-down menu lists all available LayerGeo commands.

Select a command from the pull-down menu and enter the necessary parameters through the corresponding Options’ Edit … button located in its panel.

After setting the input parameters for the selected LayerGeo generation, clicking Run in the LayerGeo section starts the generation. The structure is created and shown in the Visualization area.

Macro files are recorded and saved when selecting Macro → Start Macro Recording... in the menu bar. When recording a macro, Record becomes active and Generate changes to Generate & Record.

The LayerGeo options dialog

All of the dialogs show a table with the files in GDT, GAD, and .leS formats present in the current project folder. To choose a project folder, select File → Choose Project Folder → Select Project Folder… in the menu bar.

By clicking Browse…, you can also choose files from another directory. Clicking Refresh updates the table, e.g., after a new file is added to the chosen project folder.

When a structure is in memory, the rows with the file names in the table take colors depending on their size and voxel length in relation to the structure in memory:

• Green: Names of files containing a structure whose dimensions match in all three directions (NX, NY and NZ) and in the voxel length.
• Yellow: The names of files containing a structure whose dimensions match in only two directions, or do not have a matching voxel length.
• Not highlighted: Non-matching structures are not highlighted.

To select a structure, click on its name. The name of the selected structure is then highlighted in blue. Located under the table are the parameters to be set to attach, add, or subtract layers. These parameters are explained in the corresponding chapter.

After the selection of parameters and the structure to Attach, Add, or Subtract is completed, confirm with OK.