GMDE Mobile Взлом 3.5.2 + Чит Коды

v. 3.5.2 2021.04.15

• (v. 3.5.2 corrects a crash that occurred when a user with existing projects tried to open them in the new version)

• Projects are now saved in the same database format as the upcoming GMDE Lite app for interchangeability between the two apps and the desktop GMDE program has also been updated to import and export the new Mobile/Lite database format. This means that you only have to explicitly save a project when you are setting a new project up. Otherwise the project database is saved automatically.

• Photos taken with the app are now stored directly in the project database rather than in a separate database.

• GMDE Mobile data files are now accessible from the Files app on your iPad. Simply launch the Files app, go to On My iPad, and look for the GMDE Mobile folder. From that folder, you can AirDrop your project file (or any other file) to another device.

• With the aid of the Files app, you can now use iCloud to move files to or from the device, rather than having to use iTunes File Sharing (although that also works).

• You now establish whether or not you want to use the StraboSpot lexicon at the start of a new project.

• You can now visualize the selected observation in Apple Maps if you have a cellular or wireless data connection. The Apple Maps display is not intended for data collection, however.

v. 3.5.0 2021.04.14

• Projects are now saved in the same database format as the upcoming GMDE Lite app for interchangeability between the two apps and the desktop GMDE program has also been updated to import and export the new Mobile/Lite database format. This means that you only have to explicitly save a project when you are setting a new project up. Otherwise the project database is saved automatically.

• Photos taken with the app are now stored directly in the project database rather than in a separate database.

• GMDE Mobile data files are now accessible from the Files app on your iPad. Simply launch the Files app, go to On My iPad, and look for the GMDE Mobile folder. From that folder, you can AirDrop your project file (or any other file) to another device.

• With the aid of the Files app, you can now use iCloud to move files to or from the device, rather than having to use iTunes File Sharing (although that also works).

• You now establish whether or not you want to use the StraboSpot lexicon at the start of a new project.

• You can now visualize the selected observation in Apple Maps if you have a cellular or wireless data connection. The Apple Maps display is not intended for data collection, however.

v. 3.0.5 10 January 2021

• Fixed bug when importing data via the pasteboard (clipboard).

• Minor tweaks

v. 3.0.3 -- 7 November 2020

• Bug fixes. Start up errors are trapped on start up so the app remains usable. The user will have to reload their saved project files after restarting. Also a bug fix where the user entered and saved a bed with zero vertices has been fixed.

v. 3.0 -- 28 October 202

• Many buttons are now displayed with recognizable icons (trash can for delete, etc.) resulting in a cleaner and less busy interface. Several additional interface tweaks have been made for more consistency.

• Full StraboSpot upload AND download. The upload has been improved and you can now download any dataset from any project in your StraboSpot account. If you need a shape file of your data, upload it to StraboSpot and then export it from StraboSpot as a shape file. Archive your data to your StraboSpot account and retrieve it as a later point. Note that upload does not include photographs at this time.

• Contacts can now be composite polygons made up of two or more separate segments. Contacts can be toggled closed (or opened again) and contacts can be filled with a partly transparent color fill. Closed contacts can have holes in the middle by compositing an outer polygon with one or more inner polygons.

• Quality ratings can now be applied to both orientations and contacts. The quality rating for contacts is used to determine which of three different dash patterns to apply to the drawn line.

• Data can now be filtered according to quality and, in the case of orientations, method (e.g., three-point, Stereonet Mobile, compass, etc.).

• If you have an Apple Pencil and iOS 14, you can use handwriting recognition in any of the text fields!

v. 3.0 -- 28 October 202

• Many buttons are now displayed with recognizable icons (trash can for delete, etc.) resulting in a cleaner and less busy interface. Several additional interface tweaks have been made for more consistency.

• Full StraboSpot upload AND download. The upload has been improved and you can now download any dataset from any project in your StraboSpot account. If you need a shape file of your data, upload it to StraboSpot and then export it from StraboSpot as a shape file. Archive your data to your StraboSpot account and retrieve it as a later point. Note that upload does not include photographs at this time.

• Contacts can now be composite polygons made up of two or more separate segments. Contacts can be toggled closed (or opened again) and contacts can be filled with a partly transparent color fill. Closed contacts can have holes in the middle by compositing an outer polygon with one or more inner polygons.

• Quality ratings can now be applied to both orientations and contacts. The quality rating for contacts is used to determine which of three different dash patterns to apply to the drawn line.

• Data can now be filtered according to quality and, in the case of orientations, method (e.g., three-point, Stereonet Mobile, compass, etc.).

• If you have an Apple Pencil and iOS 14, you can use handwriting recognition in any of the text fields!

v. 2.5.0 -- 2020.08.16 The Rangefinder Version

NEW — Rangefinder functionality: One of the advantages of having an onboard DEM is that one can calculate the distance and elevation change to any point you can see simply by entering the azimuth and inclination of the line-of-sight. In GMDE you can enter actual rangefinder data if you happen to carry a laser rangefinder with you in the field, or you can use the line of sight of the observer to get the range and change in elevation from the observer. The new rangefinder in GMDE is launched with the "Rangefinder" button near the top of the Orientation Tab/Panel. From there, you have several options:

• Use the segmented button at the bottom of the rangefinder view to specify whether you are using a rangefinder instrument or using line-of-sight. If the former, you will enter the range, azimuth and inclination from the instrument and GMDE will calculate the location of the point relative to the position of the rangefinder. In the latter case, you enter the azimuth and inclination of the sight and GMDE will calculate the position using the DEM.

• The position of the observer/instrument can be set using one of three different methods: (1) with the iPad's GPS receiver, (2) by the user tapping on the map to set the position, or (3) by the user manually entering the latitude and longitude. The elevation of the sight is calculated from the elevation of the DEM at the position plus the height of the instrument above ground or user eye-height.

• The azimuth and inclination can be entered in two different ways: (1) manually by the user from measurements taken with a compass or laser rangefinder, or (2) use the new augmented reality display by sighting through the iPad camera and letting the iPad determine the azimuth and inclination automatically from the device orientation.

• The augmented reality display through the device camera can be zoomed up to 8x and shows you a real-time readout of the device line-of-sight and well as the range and change in elevation to whatever you are looking at.

• The Position of the observer/instrument and up to three shots in different directions from that position can all be saved as separate Points of Interest with the full data for each shot recorded in the notes field of the shot.

• If the user takes three shots from the same position, GMDE will assume that the three points are on a single plane and automatically calculate the strike and dip of that plane. You can ignore the orientation (use the delete button to delete the "pending orientation") or you can record the orientation by pressing the Save Orientation button. This is especially useful if you are using a laser rangefinder to capture three points on a large well exposed but poorly accessible surface (e.g., an exposed fault plane, etc.).

IMPROVED — The symbols in the scrolling data lists now do not change size at random moments!

FIXED — Bug fixes, of course...

v. 2.0.1 -- 2020.06.15

This version includes one important bug fix of an issue that could cause data loss if the app crashed while it was being used under certain conditions. The update is strongly recommended for all users!

v. 2.0 -- 11 May 2020

• New data architectures under the hood with more robust integrity checking. Be sure to SAVE AND EXPORT ALL OF YOUR DATA BEFORE UPDATING. While testing has not turned up any problems, it's just a good idea with any app...

• New topo profile window. Draw a profile line in any direction on the map and GMDE will show you an interactive topo profile with the location of crossed contacts plotted and apparent dips within 2 km of the line of section plotted. The user can measure slopes, map distances, slope distances and more by dragging a pointer on the profile. A point of interest can be set on the profile and plotted on the map. Vertical exaggeration, flipping the profile, and change in resolution up to the maximum resolution of the DEM are all possible

• The scrolling data lists now show the symbol as well as color for the plotted element. Additionally, you can now swipe left on a row in a data table to access options to hide/show or delete a datum. If you swipe all the way left, you will be taken to the Details View for the datum.

• Plotted symbols are now somewhat smaller and don't look quite so huge when the map is zoomed out.

• The Save Observation, Save Orientation, and Save Contact buttons are now used to save any modifications made in the details screen, eliminating the Save Modifications button (and resulting confusion) in the details screen, itself.

• Dark mode is now fully developed across all elements of the interface.

• Bug fixes (of course...)

v. 1.4.0 2020.04.01

• Better visual feedback when tapping save buttons that the file actually saved.

• More responsive saving operations in general, especially with large data files because writing the file now occurs in a separate thread.

• When taking photos, the camera plunge is no longer shown. The orientation of the camera actually gets recorded when the user taps the "use photo" button not the shutter button. I know, not ideal. I am looking for a fix but do not have one yet...

v. 1.3.6, 1.3.7 -- 2020.03.02

• Fixes a bug where one was trying to import data from Stereonet Mobile on non-US localized systems.

• Fixes a bug that occurred when one tried to project a contact based on a manually entered orientation using "Tap to place"

v. 1.3.5 -- 2020.03.01

• New button in lower right corner of the map to toggle on or off full screen viewing of the map (i.e., hiding the left hand panel)

• Symbols and colors for orientations copied from the desktop version should carry over (along with symbols and colors for POIs and contacts) and vice versa. If you have "HandOff" activated between your Mac and your iPad, you can now use Copy Edit>Special>All Orientations (or all POIs or all contacts) in GMDE Desktop and then just tap Import from GMDE on the Project Tab to import your data sets.

• Dark Mode is now implemented (or not) based on the system settings. I'm not sure why you would want Dark Mode in a field mapping app but it is there in case you do!

• Fixed an issue with the Photo annotating view that only occurred on iOS 13.

• Data files now have an underscore character written to blank columns to avoid a bug in the Mail app that would remove consecutive tab characters in empty columns, thus messing up the formatting of the data files. Mail should now be a reliable data transfer mechanism. The underscores are removed when reading the data files.

v. 1.2.0 2019.12.02

• Fixes for iOS 13. the low memory warning should appear much less frequently now!
• Set the projection distance in the Settings View. If 500 m was too small or too large a distance over which to project contacts, you can now Adjust the projection distance to anything that you want.
• Show the extent of the DEM by toggling a new option in Settings. When show “Show DEM coverage outline” is turned on, a thin red-lined rectangle will be overlain on the map, showing the limits of the DEM coverage.
• When carrying out a three point problem, the tapped points will be shown on the map while selecting them and then disappear once the strike and dip has been calculated.
• Fix for the (previously) balky zoom by pinching, especially when one is at the maximum zoom level and wishes to zoom out with a pinch gesture. Now, pinching inward (bringing fingers closer together) should cause the map to reliably zoom to a lower level reliably.

v. 1.3.6 -- 2020.03.02

• Fixes a bug that occurred when one tried to project a contact based on a manually entered orientation using "Tap to place"

v. 1.3.5 -- 2020.03.01

• New button in lower right corner of the map to toggle on or off full screen viewing of the map (i.e., hiding the left hand panel)

• Symbols and colors for orientations copied from the desktop version should carry over (along with symbols and colors for POIs and contacts) and vice versa. If you have "HandOff" activated between your Mac and your iPad, you can now use Copy Edit>Special>All Orientations (or all POIs or all contacts) in GMDE Desktop and then just tap Import from GMDE on the Project Tab to import your data sets.

• Dark Mode is now implemented (or not) based on the system settings. I'm not sure why you would want Dark Mode in a field mapping app but it is there in case you do!

• Fixed an issue with the Photo annotating view that only occurred on iOS 13.

• Data files now have an underscore character written to blank columns to avoid a bug in the Mail app that would remove consecutive tab characters in empty columns, thus messing up the formatting of the data files. Mail should now be a reliable data transfer mechanism. The underscores are removed when reading the data files.

v. 1.2.0 2019.12.02

• Fixes for iOS 13. the low memory warning should appear much less frequently now!
• Set the projection distance in the Settings View. If 500 m was too small or too large a distance over which to project contacts, you can now Adjust the projection distance to anything that you want.
• Show the extent of the DEM by toggling a new option in Settings. When show “Show DEM coverage outline” is turned on, a thin red-lined rectangle will be overlain on the map, showing the limits of the DEM coverage.
• When carrying out a three point problem, the tapped points will be shown on the map while selecting them and then disappear once the strike and dip has been calculated.
• Fix for the (previously) balky zoom by pinching, especially when one is at the maximum zoom level and wishes to zoom out with a pinch gesture. Now, pinching inward (bringing fingers closer together) should cause the map to reliably zoom to a lower level reliably.

v. 1.3.5 -- 2020.03.01

• New button in lower right corner of the map to toggle on or off full screen viewing of the map (i.e., hiding the left hand panel)

• Symbols and colors for orientations copied from the desktop version should carry over (along with symbols and colors for POIs and contacts) and vice versa. If you have "HandOff" activated between your Mac and your iPad, you can now use Copy Edit>Special>All Orientations (or all POIs or all contacts) in GMDE Desktop and then just tap Import from GMDE on the Project Tab to import your data sets.

• Dark Mode is now implemented (or not) based on the system settings. I'm not sure why you would want Dark Mode in a field mapping app but it is there in case you do!

• Fixed an issue with the Photo annotating view that only occurred on iOS 13.

• Data files now have an underscore character written to blank columns to avoid a bug in the Mail app that would remove consecutive tab characters in empty columns, thus messing up the formatting of the data files. Mail should now be a reliable data transfer mechanism. The underscores are removed when reading the data files.

v. 1.2.0 2019.12.02

• Fixes for iOS 13. the low memory warning should appear much less frequently now!
• Set the projection distance in the Settings View. If 500 m was too small or too large a distance over which to project contacts, you can now Adjust the projection distance to anything that you want.
• Show the extent of the DEM by toggling a new option in Settings. When show “Show DEM coverage outline” is turned on, a thin red-lined rectangle will be overlain on the map, showing the limits of the DEM coverage.
• When carrying out a three point problem, the tapped points will be shown on the map while selecting them and then disappear once the strike and dip has been calculated.
• Fix for the (previously) balky zoom by pinching, especially when one is at the maximum zoom level and wishes to zoom out with a pinch gesture. Now, pinching inward (bringing fingers closer together) should cause the map to reliably zoom to a lower level reliably.

v. 1.2.0 2019.12.02

• Fixes for iOS 13. the low memory warning should appear much less frequently now!
• Set the projection distance in the Settings View. If 500 m was too small or too large a distance over which to project contacts, you can now Adjust the projection distance to anything that you want.
• Show the extent of the DEM by toggling a new option in Settings. When show “Show DEM coverage outline” is turned on, a thin red-lined rectangle will be overlain on the map, showing the limits of the DEM coverage.
• When carrying out a three point problem, the tapped points will be shown on the map while selecting them and then disappear once the strike and dip has been calculated.
• Fix for the (previously) balky zoom by pinching, especially when one is at the maximum zoom level and wishes to zoom out with a pinch gesture. Now, pinching inward (bringing fingers closer together) should cause the map to reliably zoom to a lower level reliably.

v. 1.1.5 -- 2019.08.02 (the post-field work version)

This version corrects a few minor but annoying bugs that I discovered while conducting my own field work in SE Idaho.

v. 1.1.4 2019.07.04

• The stereonet now remembers your settings after you have closed the view

• If you best fit a plane to selected vertices, a message box now appears showing you the statistics for the fit. If you save the orientation, the statistics are also written to the notes for the orientation.

• Fixes a bug that could occur when saving settings after having deleted some lithology types

v. 1.1.1 -- 2019.07.02: Corrects a bug in the new Lith/Fm type where an underscore character would be appended to the end of the list of types

v. 1.1.0 -- 2019.06.20
New permanent point observation type: "Lith/Fm" (short for lithology/formation). This is a special type of observation that you can categorize with your own selection of lithology names (i.e., rock types) or formation names. Once you have set up your rock type or formation names and their associated colors and symbols (in the Settings View, tap the new Lith/Fm part of the segmented control), you can select them on the Point Observation tab in the new spinner picker that appears right next to the point observation type. You do not need to name this type of point observation; just set the spinner pickers, locate the point, and tap "Save Observation". This is especially useful if you are mapping in areas of poor exposure.

KML output via the sharing panel. Note that GMDE Mobile will output this file as a text file; you must manually change the ".txt" suffix to ".kml" before you can read it into Google Earth or whatever other program you want.

Two new point symbols: + and ×

Revision to the photos database to make it more stable: each observation is now given a unique number and any associated photos are tagged with that number permanently. The unique number, based on a Unix time stamp, is now saved to output files as well. While your existing photos database should be converted to the new format automatically, just to be safe, you may want to export your photos to the photos library if you haven't already done so!

v. 1.1.0 -- 2019.06.20

New permanent point observation type: "Lith/Fm" (short for lithology/formation). This is a special type of observation that you can categorize with your own selection of lithology names (i.e., rock types) or formation names. Once you have set up your rock type or formation names and their associated colors and symbols (in the Settings View, tap the new Lith/Fm part of the segmented control), you can select them on the Point Observation tab in the new spinner picker that appears right next to the point observation type. You do not need to name this type of point observation; just set the spinner pickers, locate the point, and tap "Save Observation". This is especially useful if you are mapping in areas of poor exposure.

KML output via the sharing panel. Note that GMDE Mobile will output this file as a text file; you must manually change the ".txt" suffix to ".kml" before you can read it into Google Earth or whatever other program you want.

Two new point symbols: + and ×

Revision to the photos database to make it more stable: each observation is now given a unique number and any associated photos are tagged with that number permanently. The unique number, based on a Unix time stamp, is now saved to output files as well. While your existing photos database should be converted to the new format automatically, just to be safe, you may want to export your photos to the photos library if you haven't already done so!

v. 1.0.4 (2019.06.05) Fine tuning continues. The program will now gracefully handle the case where a user removes project files from the app documents folder without also deleting the RecoveryFile. Autocapitalization turned off in the StraboSpot login textfields.

V. 1.0.2 Adds some cosmetic refinements such as better positioned dip/plunge numbers and fixes one obscure but potentially crash-producing bug. This version has no new functionality.