Demo Beyond Design

Demo Beyond Design

Micromine Beyond Solution

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Beyond Solution Demo

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Setting up the Demo

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Ask questions at the end please

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So, here is a block model.

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Here is only for a guide for us. I don't know if you're going to work with a block model or a solid model.

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Okay, this is only for a guide for me.

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But the drawing tools can also help me if there's something additional.

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But it's very easy. For example, I can choose the bank that I'm going to work with.

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And I can use the mining tool called Dynamic Pitch.

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I'm working in English, but we can also change to Spanish.

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No, don't worry. It's fine. Yes, but we also have this option, because we have clients who work in Spanish.

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Okay, so for the mining part, I have the dynamic drawing part.

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And I can start doing it.

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So, it's very easy.

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I can choose, for example, the cup.

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And I can also visualize how I'm going to see my foot and my crista of my drawings. And here is the customization part of colors that makes the work more beautiful.

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Okay. And it's interesting because I can, for example, bring the topography, if I like.

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Here, for example, in this project I also have the topography.

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As you can see.

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I'm going to go back to where I was.

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And I can also say, for example, what is the height of the bench.

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Okay, the height of the bench. The inclinations and also the size of Berma.

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Okay. And also the gradient of the ramp, for example, at 10%.

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Every 10 meters, I have a meter in the vertical. Things like that, you know? Yes.

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And I can also put a gradient backslope.

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Okay. I can also do a color setup of what I want to see.

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The roads. Okay. If there is a pitchel, which I think is not the case of calyx, but if it is being worked, for example, with iron ore, you can try, for example, to have an optimized cave and follow it.

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Okay. I think here you are not going to use it, but we can also put the topography, if you like.

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Okay. Here I also have the list of banks.

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How many banks do I want to use? For example, here I am in 50.

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So Macromaniac, you are going to show me everything. Okay.

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And I can also control how I am going to do the berm.

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If I am going to do a default or a catch. Okay. Okay. I press OK and I can do my drawing.

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For example, I can add a base. Create a base.

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And look.

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I can show the pitchel that was created. And now it's here.

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Okay. But look, it didn't get to the topography, so I can add more benches.

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Okay.

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And it does it automatically. I think the tool will help you a lot in your work.

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It can make adjustments. For example, if I make an adjustment here, everything will adjust. Can you see? Hmm.

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And I think it makes the job easier.

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I can also, for example, excuse me, please. Excuse me.

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No, please. For example, thank you. For example, what you just drew, those, how do you say, how do you say those steps, those benches, what do you call them? Bench.

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Bench, exactly. Those benches, can you adjust those benches to the topography and the same program gives you the coordinates or geographical points where to place these benches, these different benches? I don't know if I understood the question well.

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I'm going to do something with the polylines and tell me if you do this, okay? Let's say, because here I have the parameters of 5 meters, the parameters of Berm, yes, but also with the design, I can also, for example, make a pitch shell on the top.

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Okay? Uh huh.

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Okay, let me see.

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Maybe I have to put more, but you understood the question, Lais? I don't know, but I think he's talking about, for example, if he has a topography that exists and you want to draw the pitch according to the topography.

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Ah, yes. That's more or less it.

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From what you did about topography lifting or what the topography technician told you, that's what you design those different benches.

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Yes, yes. And the program or the software throws the drawing like the one you did.

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Ah, yes, I understood. And it can give you coordinates to place those different benches in the physical, in the field? No, no, I think you need to draw manually, but you can use the constraint.

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You can show the constraints. If you have a constraint that you want to use, for example, the topography level, you can use the constraint, but it's manual.

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And another thing, you can change the parameters of the benches.

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For each bench you can have a different length.

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Yes, ok. I think I understood. And as Luais told us, this is easy because also, for example, if you have the topography and the topography has the bench, you can, for example, create a solid with it and use it as a guide.

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Then your pitch will try to follow it. Do you think? In this position here.

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But that is based on the level curves? Yes.

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Can it give you the height there, the height in each bench? Yes, yes.

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And that is already projected in the field? You could use it here as a guide, can you see? Yes.

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I think here you can help yourself and use it as if it were an optimized boundary and you can use it as the topography.

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But also, if you have the level curves, you have to think that the algorithm works with a security issue.

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So, for example, it will try to put its whole part, for example, if I have the minimum constraint of 5 meters by which I put it, but you can dynamically adjust.

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For example, I can bring here as a constraint, as Luais was saying, and I can do level by level.

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Do you think, Roy? Those numbers that give you there, what are they? They are the bench, for example, the bench at the 120 meter line.

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Can you see the elevation? Yes. But yes, if you have, for example, the level curve in a field, you can put it as a constraint, you can adjust.

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It will not be 100% automatic if you are drawing, but you can also try to put it as a shell and optimize using it.

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Is this correct, what I said, Luais? Yes, yes.

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So, do you have any more questions about the drawing part, Roy? Yes, there you can also add ramps.

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Yes, yes, of course, of course.

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One interesting thing is that if I only make a smooth here, for example, a smooth, and everything will be smoothed, you can see everything that is here until the next constraint.

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Yes, if I want to go to ramps, I can come here, put a road, I can put, for example, the width as the power of the road, of the ramp, and also the gradient.

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Here I am using percentage, you can say if it is time or anti-time.

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I can put the access through the berm and the crest, through the toe, through the foot and the crest, and a taper length.

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It is also important to add the ramps, for example, if the ramp is here and I want to soften, for example, for the cold, I put, for example, some meters to loosen a little and continue straight, you know? Yes.

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You can add here and everything goes until the new constraint, ok? And I can add here with another constraint, also a road.

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Ok? So I connect here, in this constraint, I come here, it is not in the best of the best, but it is just an example.

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And what is interesting is that you can also generate, ok? Shells too, for example, I can generate a DTM here with my drawing, I do it automatically, can you see? This is for the part, let's say, open-air mining down, but when you have it, let's say up, because well, the shell you will not get it from the bottom, but from, let's say, a hill.

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Can you do something similar? Would you like to start up and expand down? That's right.

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I don't know if I will understand. Yes, we can.

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The difference is that when we do the setup, we do the expansion, pit down, ok? Pit down, ok.

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Pit down.

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So if I do, for example, let me put here the original topography.

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And I can put like a new base.

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I think so. Ok.

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Let me do the bench list.

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Yes, that's right. Is this it? Did I do something? I think it's better if you, better, if where the bench list changes the elevation.

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Ah ok. Yes, I think so. Is this it? Ah yes, it's true.

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190. I'm on a video call. I'll call you later, Carla.

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Ok, I'll call you right now. Thanks. Excuse me, I have an important call.

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Ah, don't worry.

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Yes, maybe they are...

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Maybe something in the...

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It's going in bench list. Yes, bench list.

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And it cleans all the bench lists.

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It puts the high, it's open with it.

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And then autocomplete.

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On the right, yes.

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Downwards? Yes, and then target and then number of benches.

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Ah, yes, yes, yes. Number 10, I don't know.

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Ah ok.

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Now, forward, maybe.

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Yes, now yes. Ok.

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Do you guys want to see the way the mountain is? How? Do you want to see how the place is where we are going to work? Guide me or tell me how I share the photo.

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How do I put it? Ah, you can share your screen in share.

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You can click in share. Don't stay...

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share... yeah. And then? Enjoying conversation? No, only share up there.

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Share. Next to the leave button.

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Do you have a drawing or do you want to share your photo? You can also send me by mail.

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Let's see, I don't know if it's already... Ah yes, it's sharing.

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Ah ok. That's the place.

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So there are going to be the... how do you say they are called? The benches? Benches.

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There is the place. So obviously it's not how the good Pedro draws it, but the part up there.

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Yes.

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It's easy to do.

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I have an example here.

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Can I share my screen? Uroa, do you speak English? Yes, it's been a while since I last spoke it, but yes.

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Ah ok. But yes, I am following them.

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Ok, but can I share my screen? I put it here, stop sharing.

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Let me see. Yes, can you see? Yes.

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Yes, I have an example of mining here.

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Yes, there are the benches here, and you can draw according to the topography.

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That's what I wanted to know. And if I draw the topography, I can draw how Pedro did it, moving the benches or the parameters, and I can draw some information, not so exact, but close to geographic points or level curves, or points or elevations of the level curves, that I can send to the field or to the mine.

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I don't know if I understand.

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After drawing, do you want to generate the level curves? Not so much, but the program gives me geographic points or elevations.

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And I can tell the topographer, the topography guy, that these are the points, and I can put them on the mountain, and we can work on that.

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Yes, you can, for example, use a new point, add to the topography, and if you can also add a label, for example, the name of the point, the coordinates of the point, so when you plot, let me see, you can plot, generalize, you can generate a plot, and the point with the coordinates, you can add and send to the topographers.

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Yes.

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Good. I don't know why it's not working.

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Yes, like here, for example.

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You have the point and you can add the coordinates or the name of the point, as a reference.

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Yes. Yes? Yes.

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Do you have any other question? Well, no, more than anything, that was it, right? From the photo that I shared with you, you can work in that kind of modeling, I imagine, right? Yes, yes, you can start with the topography.

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A little bit contrary to what Pedro did, the good Pedro, instead of going down as a carbon subtraction, in this case we are going to do the same benches, but in that photo that I shared with you, in that mountain.

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Yes, yes, if you have the topography and if you have the parameters of the benches, you can add the macroman and you can draw the way you want.

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Yes, you can start with the top and then walk to the lowest point of the mine.

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Ok, perfect.

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Well. No, no, no, please, thank you.

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Well, I'm going to show you a little bit of the design of the flywheel that we have in Macromani.

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Please. Please? Yes, thank you. So, we have here a pit and some blocks that you can use as flywheel, yes? And we have the tool called "flywheel design" and when you use the tool, you have two others, what are they called? "Peps", but no.

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Ok, ok, I understand you. Yes.

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One moment, I have some help here.

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"Pestañas", yes, you have two different "pestañas", the design of the flywheel and the load, yes? So, you can start with the design of the flywheel and the first step would be to create the pattern.

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You have two different options of rectangular pattern, polygon pattern, ok? And the difference is that the polygon pattern, you can choose the line that you would like to use as front.

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Ok, yes. And the rectangular pattern, well, it will draw a pattern that can be rectangular, escalated or triangular.

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For example, if it is a rectangular pattern, first you have to edit the excess of your block, for example here, yes? Then you can decide the type of rectangular pattern, triangular escalator, and you have to put the load or spacing or separation for each type that you are going to use.

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Then you have to edit the diameter of the flywheel, ok? And the depth.

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If you have the ground level, you can use it here too.

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Yes. If when you click on the previous view, you can see the points, the flywheels, it changes to rectangular, for example, the previous view, you can see that they change too.

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Ok. Ok.

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So, I have the points here, the flywheels, you can add another line, you can extend the line that you have, you can change the lines, you can insert single flywheels or put each flywheel that you want, yes? And you can also modify, for example, cut the flywheels, extend or adjust, and we also have the table view here.

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If you select the block, you can see the table down here, and when you select a flywheel, for example, you can see here a VSEX, the flywheel will also be selected.

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Hey, Layz, Layz, is that your name? Yes, Layz.

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Layz? Yes. Layz. I see that over there, there are also some coordinates, I don't know what they are, in what is color.

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Yes, yes, yes, the coordinates of the points. That is the location inside, let's say, that is also the location inside that block or...

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That block. ... but geographical. Yes, yes, they are geographical, yes, yes, yes.

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Perfect. Perfect? Yes, yes, yes, yes.

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If you have the coordinates and you want to change here, you can also...

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You can add the coordinate you want and the point will be created.

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And, for example, if you modify one of those points with coordinates, do the others also move or are they the same? No, they are the same.

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They are the same. Ok? Ok. Yes, and you can change the parameters, for example, the zimut or perforation or length, and then the next step would be to create the supply library.

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Yes? Exactly. You can bring all the explosives, detonators, surface connectors, put a delay, the density, the cost, change the color.

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Yes. And then you have to edit the load templates, yes? I have an example here, NVG, which I have here the Steaming object with a length of 2 meters and Anfo with a length of 15 meters.

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If you click on the dates, you can see that the drawing has changed here too.

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So you can bring the object, define the length, and when you are happy, you can click here.

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The next step would be to assign the load templates, yes? Yes.

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Ok, so click on "assign the template".

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The first step would be to select the probes to assign a load template.

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So then we are going to select, for example, these, all here, and accept the selection.

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We have to select, how do I say "escolear"? "Elejir", we have to select the template, yes? And assign.

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Now we have all the probes assigned with the supplies, yes? You can see here on the tablet too.

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And if you want, we have here on the property, you can also see the coordinates and the supplies too.

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For example, for all those templates that you have drawn, you already have previously assigned supplies.

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Does it make a final accounting of what you are going to use for each thing? So, let's say, connections, delays, ...

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You have everything you want here.

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Yes, but it already makes a final accounting when you select the template.

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Yes, yes, yes. One moment, I'm going to show you.

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We have here, for example, the tool called "file design impression".

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And when you click ...

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You can see the block with all the objects, and here the consumables.

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All the supplies.

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All the supplies with the density, if you analyze the cost, you can see the total cost here.

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And you can change anything you want here too.

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Then you can print, you can save, save with PDF.

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And another thing you can do in the load, if you select the fire sequence option, add the surface connector, and then you can create the fire sequence.

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So, for example, I want to start here, follow this path.

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And then we have here an animation that you can see how it will do the fire sequence.

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Another thing we have here too is import and export.

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You can export the barrels for your equipment.

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And the equipment can make the barrels automatically.

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And you can also import the barrels.

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And you can compare ...

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Do you know the word "comparar"? Or do you know Portuguese? Yes, I understand you.

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You can compare the real with the planned.

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And another tool we have here is called "free faces distance".

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So, if you have the barrels in MacroMine, and you have the mesh here, you can use the distance tool of the free faces, bring the type of block, and the distance attribute will be used to put the color in the mesh.

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If I use the legend, you can see that between 0.2 and 7 meters the color is blue.

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And yes, distance from the free face to the points.

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And with that you can choose the best minister you use.

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Yes.

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Do you have any questions? No, I think it's fine.

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I think it's fine to use the distance tool.

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Yes, yes.

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I think it's fine to use the distance tool.

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Yes, yes.

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I think it's fine to use the distance tool.

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I think it's fine to use the distance tool.

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And you can use this tool to adjust.

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And if you have the foot topography of your bench, you can use here.

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So, for example, you can adjust the foot topography, adjust the elevation, adjust the triangulation, yes, or the length.

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So if you have the foot topography under your bench, you can use something like this.

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Okay.

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So, for example, you can adjust the height of your bench.

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Okay.

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So, for example, you can adjust the height of your bench.

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Okay.

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Yes, Laiz works in London, but we do a lot like this.

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Sometimes, for example, I have a question, Laiz has a question, and we internally support each other with questions.

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So, we have clients here in North America, also using the drawing part, and they are using the tool very well.

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So, I think you're going to like it.

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Yes, yes, as you can see, friendly. So, for a more technical question, I would consult with you.

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Yes, yes, and it's also free of charge.

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Yes, free of charge. Training too, we are not going to charge you for training because it comes together with the licenses.

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But if there is something more customizable, for example, very customizable, there you can have courses.

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For example, you want us to go to your deposit, things like that, there are costs, but there are no costs for training.

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Okay, as you could see in the photo that I showed you, the place is quite noble, quite simple, it is not so complex.

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It is simple, but there is no tool that helps you facilitate all that work, and you no longer have to be doing the pencil, right? If you don't do it, you're drawing and it's already more than a fly.

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Another question I have for you, oh, it's gone.

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The question is gone. It's gone.

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Uff, I forgot. No problem.

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Yes, because I'm thinking about other things. Yes.

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You can send it to Pedro. I remember.

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This Macromine also comes as well as other software in blocks, that is, in modules.

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Yes, Macromine comes, the part that he needs is, as you saw, design and flying.

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Do you know which bundle would be? It would be Beyond for Mind Designer.

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Drill and Blast? Drill and Blast and P-Design are in the same module.

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Yes, we have, as I said, we call them bundles, so for example, with this bundle, how are bundles? They are tool packages for each type of client.

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For example, you need the drawing part and the flying part.

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So we have this package that, as I said, is called Macromine for Mind Designers, which is the package that you have the tools you need.

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Do you agree, Roy? Yes, yes, well, that's practically what we would need, which is modeling, drawing, projection and flying.

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Do you have Manuel's contact? He sent me the email, the cell phone number, but he didn't send me anything, and I think he sent an email, well, the automatic one, which I think is out, and that it was up to 14, right? Ah, yes, it's in Mexico.

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