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For exporting different reserves items from the Designer tab, the Export button is provided.

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Tick which levels to export in the records tree on the left.
Click the Export button and select the applicable export option.
Specify the path to save the file.
The Export Settings dialog will opensopen. Select the file format and other parameters, if applicable.
Click OK to finish.

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Named Blast/Dig Polygons export dialog

Increments	Flag records/levels to include in export.
Output Settings	In the File Format field select the appropriate file format: “.arch_d”, “.str”, “.dxf”, “.obj” или “.shp”. In the Line Outline select outlines you wish to export: Design Polygons, or Solid Silhouettes.
Filename Label	Use the dropdowns to select a filename label for: Reserves, Dumps and Backfills.
Layer Name Label	Use the dropdowns to select a layer name label for: Reserves, Dumps and Backfills.
Name Label	Use the dropdowns to select a name label for: Reserves, Dumps and Backfills.
Description Label	Use the dropdowns to select a description label for: Reserves, Dumps and Backfills.

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Named Blast/Dig export dialog

Increments	Flag records/levels to include in export.
Output Settings	In the File Format field select the appropriate file format: “.arch_d”, “.str”, “.dxf”, “.obj” или “.shp”.
Filename Label	Use the dropdowns to select a filename label for: Reserves, Dumps and Backfills.
Layer Name Label	Use the dropdowns to select a layer name label for: Reserves, Dumps and Backfills.
Name Label	Use the dropdowns to select a name label for: Reserves, Dumps and Backfills.
Description Label	Use the dropdowns to select a description label for: Reserves, Dumps and Backfills.

Populate the information required, press OK and wait for export to be completed.

Note for Surpac Users

Note that for some internal coding purposes, when exporting blasts polygons, the software ignores the single comma.

That means, if you want to export blast polygons with comma delimited, output string will always exclude the single commas, and you will have to use a double comma. See the example below.

Custom label view

Export output

Fixed formula to use

Commas in the label:

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No commas in the exported strings:

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Example code to rectify and include comma in the exported string:

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public class LabelFormat : ILabel
{        
  public string GetLabel(ShadingContext context)
  {
      return  context.GetLevelName ("Bench")           +  "_" + context.GetLevelName ("Blast") + Environment.NewLine
                      +  ",," +context.GetSolidPropertyString("PatternTemplate");
                                  }
}

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