How to Visualize a Profile View of Shot Design
Once you have a drill design completed, you have the option to view it in a 2D, 3D and Profile View.
Once selected, you can click on individual holes to view their profiles.
When in the Profile View, you have the options to make hole adjustments to the current selected hole (shown in the Minimap), as well as select other holes in the design.
When making changes to the hole selected, you will see adjustments made immediately to the burden along the face and in subsequent rows.
Users can click and drag the holes within the profile view to make adjustments to their pattern as needed.
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