Hello,
I am trying to create a fence diagram that contains both soil and rock information. For some reason, my soil sample data is showing up on the PDF, but none of my rock core details (Sample Graphic, Lithology, RQD) are being transferred to the PDF.
I have filled those sections out in the Rock Description tab. Below is a screenshot of what I'm talking about. gINT doesn't seem to be recognizing the data. When I try exporting as a Rock Core Log, the data is successfully transferred to the PDF.
If anybody has an idea, please let me know.
Thank you,
Tanner
You'll need to check the REPORT DESIGN for your Fence Report to see where it's pulling data from and potentially add entities for rock data.
So I have checked to report design and found the issue. My question now is how to fix it. I am new to Gint and am looking through tutorials but I have yet to find something that helps. I need the log to input the data from the soil description field if it exist for that depth and if not to input the data from the rock description field. I have attached an image of my first attempt at this but I believe there is some and/or type of function I am missing.
Thank you for the reply. I have managed to create a new graphics column and have it report my rock information but I am having trouble plotting it correctly. When I preview the plot with no offset it comes out as expected (Fig 1). My offset for the rock core graphic is 1.0 (coordinates for soil and rock graphic in fig 2 and 3 respectively}.however when I put the offset for the rock core graphic column to be "@-1.0" (fig 4.) the log does not show my rock core at all (Fig 5). How can I fix this/what am I doing wrong? When I take out the Output Override I am still having the same problem.
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You do not have to use the horizontal offset, simply place the second graphic column entity in the same x location as the first but at a lower y coordinate. Any body entity placed between the two horizontal guidelines in the report design window will properly register to the fence post depth and elevation. See picture below.
Good point!
Thanks Szang, I am continually learning from your posts, much appreciated!