Spatial Modeler Discussions

[JohnnieJ]

Hi. I'd like to use the hpfmerge.pmdl function in Spatial Modeler. Is there any way I can do this? Ta, Johnnie

[JohnnieJ · Accepted solution]

Still not sure if this is possible - I tried using the Command Line operator but couldn't get it to work - but I've just copied the code to create a model.

[ian.anderson]

Hi Johhnie,

You cannot directly open old mdl scripts into the new Spatial Model Editor. However there is a .gmd which you could open direcotlly, save as... to a .gmdx, and modify to give the exact desired processing.  IMAGINE_HOME\etc\models\HPF_ResolutionMerge.gmd

Cheers

[JohnnieJ]

Ta Ian. I thought I remembered that the pmdl was slightly different to the gmd but looking at it apparantly not. Anyhow, I now have an all singing, all dancing model that automatically selects the correct matrix and weighting factor so I'm happy! Cheers, Johnnie

[ian.anderson]

Hi Johnnie,

They should be very different. A (p)mdl is a Spatial Modelling Language (SML) script model. Whereas a .gmd is a Model Maker graphical model. Obviously the latter is based on the former, but has a lot of other stuff included to support the graphical aspects. The lack of the graphical aspects are what means you can't open a (p)mdl directly in either of the graphical editors.

A .gmdx is the new Spatial Model Editor graphical model format.

You should post your .gmdx back to the community for the benefit of all!

Cheers

[JohnnieJ]

What I meant was the code in the pmdl mimicked the gmd.

I'll think about posting a slightly redacted version :-)

[JohnnieJ]

Here ya go.

hpf_model.zip ‏9 KB