Crosscut is software for mine surveyors, geologists and blasters. Build block models and surfaces, design holes and blasts, exchange drawings with AutoCAD.
About 134 commands are grouped into six sections. Each section is a separate plug-in, so the ribbon keeps only what you use.
18 commands
A model is built from an outline or from samples. Cells are coloured by grade, and reserves are calculated by level and domain.
3 commands
Drillholes are shown as tubes coloured by interval. The interval table is edited right in the program.
22 commands
From the hole grid to the blast plan. Charging rules, delay pattern, powder factor and safe distances.
23 commands
Wireframes are built from points and lines, checked and repaired. Contours and sections are then taken from them.
23 commands
Scans and drone surveys are imported whole. The ground is separated from everything else, then benches are found on it and volumes calculated.
45 commands
The familiar CAD toolset with mining geometry: graded alignments, points at a step and projection onto a surface.
This is how work on a single level goes.
DXF from partners, a point cloud from the survey, drillhole tables.
A block model, wireframes, sections by any plane.
A hole grid, charges by rules, the flyrock zone in the view.
The plan in FastReport and drawings back to DXF.
Windows 10 (build 19041) or newer, Windows 11. 64-bit only.
With OpenGL 4.5 support.
Nothing else needs to be installed. The installer contains everything required.
User data is kept in the user profile, so the program can be updated without losing settings.
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