View & Display
These tools change how you're looking at the cross-section, not what's on it.
These tools change how you're looking at the cross-section, not what's on it.
Layout
Click Layout to open a small modal with four arrangement options (1, 2, 3, or 4 columns), controlling how many plot panels show side by side. Your choice is saved for the project, so it's remembered next time you open it.
📸 Screenshot 1: The Layout modal with its four column-arrangement icons.
Grid Lines
A simple on/off toggle. The icon itself changes between "grid on" and "grid off" to show the current state.
📸 Screenshot 2: The cross-section with grid lines toggled on.
Exaggeration (EX)
A numeric control with plus/minus buttons, clamped between 1 and 20. Stretches the vertical scale so thin beds are easier to read without changing the horizontal scale.
📸 Screenshot 3: The EX control at a higher value, showing the vertically stretched cross-section.
Vertical Section (VS)
A numeric control for the Vertical Section azimuth, 0 to 359 degrees, wrapping around at the ends (360 rolls back to 0). This is the compass bearing the horizontal displacement is projected along.
This control is automatically disabled while GeoMatch mode is active.
📸 Screenshot 4: The VS control with a bearing entered.
Not Functional Yet
The Ruler button is visible in this group but is currently disabled in the code, clicking it does nothing yet.
Editing
This covers the "Editing" group of the GeoSteering toolbar: tracks, and a few buttons worth knowing the real status of before you go looking for them.
Formatting a Selected Element
Style, Fill, Label, and Survey Points are one idea, not four: click something on the plot to select it (a formation layer, a top marker, a trajectory, a log…