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During my usage I came across two questions on visualization settings in GeoDict:

   
• How can I show a volume field and a structure outlines in 2D view
• How can I show volume field lines (e. g. flow field stream lines) in 2D view

Do you have any ideas?

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This topic has been moved to the newly created board for GeoDict-AI

This topic has been moved to the newly created board for GeoDict-AI.

This topic has been moved to FlowDict.

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