Exports

Export public 3D scenes as cross sections and export map-backed rasters as georeferenced GeoTIFFs.

Overview

Mineflow has two export surfaces that matter most in public-data workflows: the 3D export dialog and the map layer settings dialog. The first is where cross sections begin. The second is where georeferenced raster export begins.

3D export dialog showing available export types including Cross Section.
The 3D export dialog is the entry point for visual exports from a public 3D scene.

Export a Cross Section from 3D

Start from a loaded 3D scene, click Export, then choose Cross Section. Mineflow opens a dedicated panel where you pick the drill holes that define the section and export the rendered result.

Cross-section export panel on the 3D page.
Cross Section export stays inside the 3D scene. The panel opens as you begin selecting holes and tracks the current assay plus how many holes have been added to the section.
  • Use a meaningful assay selection before exporting.
  • Choose the drill holes that best represent the section line.
  • Continue until the panel has enough holes for export, then export the rendered section directly from the same workflow.

Export a GeoTIFF from the Map

GeoTIFF export starts from a map-backed layer, not the 3D scene. Open a filing or project on the map, open the target layer settings, and use Download georeferenced TIF when the layer offers raster export.

Map layer settings dialog showing the Download georeferenced TIF action.
Raster export lives in layer settings. Use it when you want a GIS-ready GeoTIFF from the currently loaded map layer.
Non-drill Data
Overview