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Release 2.1.15 of the Timber Cruise Suite for HMS includes bug fixes, the addition of new reports and many new functions and enhancements added to the Map module.
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Installation for the Timber Cruise Suite for HMS
To use the HMS Timber Cruise Suite you must have TCruise, which is no longer included in the HMS installation file. If you already have TCruise Desktop, just install HMS. If you do not have TCruise, install it before installing HMS.
Release 2.1.15 now includes all of the following standard reports:
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Basal Area Plot Report By Class and Group
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16 Ft. Log Merchantable Height Stand Table
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Detailed Summary Report
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Grade By Class and Group Report
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Grade By Class, Group and Product Report
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Non Stratified Statistics
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Non Stratified Value
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Non Stratified Value Statistics
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Combination Strata Summary Report By Class, Group and Product
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Stratified Statistics Report
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Stratified Summary Report By Class, Group and Product
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Stratified Value Report
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Stratified Value Statistics Report
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Summary Report By Class, Group and Product
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Summary Report By Class, Group, Product and DBH
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Summary Report By Class and Product
Mapping module fixes and improvements
Errors fixed
- The layer selected for “snapping to” would change during an editing session. This issue has been resolved and you can now continue snapping to the selected feature while editing until you change features or choose no snapping from the dropdown list.
- The program sometimes stopped working when splitting a feature with a different coordinate system than the base map layer. Now the system will alert the user to fix the problem.
- When creating new routes on random sample plots, the final plot was not included in the route. Now it is.
- The ’Zoom to’ layer function now zooms properly to the total layer expansion.
- Average processing when rendering has been fixed.
- When generating plots using a feature boundary the plots could sometimes fall into the wrong feature. That issue has been fixed
New Functions
The user can now create a single feature with non-contiguous parts and internal voids.
Now all of the global settings are together in one dialogue.
The order in which layers are arranged in the map table of contents carries through to the map legend and other areas where the layers are listed, such as the “snap to” drop down list.
The user can now center the map display on a defined point by entering the coordinate pair.
You can now set different units for length and area measurements.
You now have the option of changing the measurement unit used for plot generation.
Plots can now be selected for inclusion in a routing algorithm using an irregular polygon selection tool.
You now have two options for creating navigational routes. You can choose either Sequential Navigation, or Shortest Possible Route. The Shortest Possible Route algorithm assumes you want to end close to your beginning and works particularly well for randomly generated plots
The length of a route is previewed when creating a new route.
Routes can now be exported in more file formats including Haglof Plot Files for navigational support on the Digitech Professional Caliper as well as TCNavigator and Solo Waypoint files for use on handheld computers. Plot files, as well as any map features, can also be exported as shapefiles.