NOTES: Figure 11 shows a typical Foresight point file. 1 3985.000 1735.000 72.500 15 3970.000 1660.000 71.060 16 3970.000 1675.000 71.010 17 3970.000 1690.000 70.790 18 3970.000 1705.000 71.150 19 3970.000 1720.000 71.450 20 3970.000 1735.000 71.440 21 3955.000 1735.000 70.500 22 3955.000 1720.000 70.480 23 3955.000 1705.000 70.350 24 3955.000 1690.000 70.090 ... Figure 11: A typical Foresight file This file contains one line per point. Each line has the following format: <point number> <easting> <northing> <RL> Spacing is not important. Figure 12 shows a typical Foresight string file. LOT 1,P1,L1,1,19.15,27,34.32,53.60,E LOT 2,P1,L1,119.122,115,103.100, 118,119,E Figure 12: A typical Foresight string file This file contains one line per string. Each line represents the points that make up the string and has the following format: <field1>, <field2>, <field3>, <point1>, <point2>, <pointN>, E …, A sequence of points can be specified by using, for example, <point1.point2>. In the example file the first line defines a string through points 1, 19, 18, 17, 16, 15, 27, 34, 33, 32, 53, 54, 55, 56, 57, 58, 59 and 60. If the at the end of a line is omitted, the string continues with points on the next line, as ‘E’ in the second string of the example above. MineMap IMS only for commas so spaces will be ignored.
NOTES: Figure 11 shows a typical Foresight point file. 1 3985.000 1735.000 72.500 15 3970.000 1660.000 71.060 16 3970.000 1675.000 71.010 17 3970.000 1690.000 70.790 18 3970.000 1705.000 71.150 19 3970.000 1720.000 71.450 20 3970.000 1735.000 71.440 21 3955.000 1735.000 70.500 22 3955.000 1720.000 70.480 23 3955.000 1705.000 70.350 24 3955.000 1690.000 70.090 ... Figure 11: A typical Foresight file This file contains one line per point. Each line has the following format: <point number> <easting> <northing> <RL> Spacing is not important. Figure 12 shows a typical Foresight string file. LOT 1,P1,L1,1,19.15,27,34.32,53.60,E LOT 2,P1,L1,119.122,115,103.100, 118,119,E Figure 12: A typical Foresight string file This file contains one line per string. Each line represents the points that make up the string and has the following format: <field1>, <field2>, <field3>, <point1>, <point2>, …, <pointN>, E A sequence of points can be specified by using, for example, <point1.point2>. In the example file the first line defines a string through points 1, 19, 18, 17, 16, 15, 27, 34, 33, 32, 53, 54, 55, 56, 57, 58, 59 and 60. If the ‘E’ at the end of a line is omitted, the string continues with points on the next line, as in the second string of the example above. MineMap IMS only for commas so spaces will be ignored.
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