Solid Module
The Solid module of GMS is used to construct three-dimensional models of stratigraphy using solids. Once such a model is created, cross sections can be cut anywhere on the model and the solid model can be shaded to generate realistic images. The new "Horizons Method" of constructing solids is the most advanced tool available for creating solids quickly and accurately.

Example of a solid created in GMS

Example of fence diagrams created using solids
Solids are used for site characterization and visualization. Solids can also be used to define layer elevation data for MODFLOW models using the Solids -> MODFLOW command or Solids to HUF and to define a layered 3D mesh using the Solids -> Layered Mesh.
For more detailed information on the Solid Module options in GMS visit the following GMS wiki links:
www.xmswiki.com/...SolidModule
www.xmswiki.com/...SolidProperties
www.xmswiki.com/...SolidPrimitives
www.xmswiki.com/...CrossSections#SolidCrossSections
www.xmswiki.com/...BoundaryMatching
www.xmswiki.com/...HUFPackage
www.xmswiki.com/...HorizonstoSolids
www.xmswiki.com/...QuickTour-Horizons
www.xmswiki.com/...QuickTour-Solids
www.xmswiki.com/...SetOperations
www.xmswiki.com/...SolidDisplayOptions
www.xmswiki.com/...SolidModuleToolPalette
www.xmswiki.com/...SolidstoHUF
www.xmswiki.com/...SolidstoLayeredMesh
www.xmswiki.com/...SolidstoMODFLOWCommand