Every object is considered a model, and its attributes can easily be managed from an option menu.
This is done by choosing two points to be united, as well as with what color it should be done. When you are happy with their placement, you can move to the other available option, which is placing lines. Points can be placed at any coordinates, and each attributed a name. It would have been useful though, to use the mouse for this job. In other words, the only way to move the camera around is through their adjustment. A small “Control Panel” window is present in which a slider for each axis is available, as well as one for distance. Three axes are available from the start, with no option to toggle their visibility, nor a slider to adjust transparency. Other than the possibility to create points and lines there is nothing else work with however, some of the most complex figures can result from the combination of the given options. Most of it represents your workspace, which you will find that is more than enough for you to get around. The main window provides everything you need to start working on your model. It features a user friendly interface, making it suitable educational software. With the help of the generated visualizations in 2D and 3D, numerous treasures and discoveries have been identified and determined in size and depth even before they were excavated.Geometry Visualizer 3D is a simple application with the help of which you can create and view geometrical figures from any possible angle. The included Visualizer 3D software was already ahead of its time when it was introduced in 2004. So are our OKM metal detectors and ground scanners. Treasure hunters', archaeologists' and professional detector users' demands and expectations are continuously growing.
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