Options dialog
The Options dialog allows you to change a number of features that apply across the whole database.
The dialog is displayed by selecting Options from the Tools menu.
| Item | Description |
|---|---|
| Options dialog - Units page | Allows you to choose the units of measurement shown in InfoWorks WS Pro displays, including the grids and property sheets. |
| Options dialog - General page | Allows you to choose general settings, including the display colour for selected objects on the network views. |
| Options dialog - Local Folders page | Allows you to set up working and results folders, and to remove unused files from those folders. |
| Options dialog - Theme Default Colours page | Shows the default colours that are used when setting up a theme on an attribute that has a number of distinct values. The tab can be used to change these default colours. |
| Options dialog - Logging Message Colours page | Shows the default colours used in the Log Results view. The tab can be used to change these default colours. |
| Options dialog - GeoPlan page | Allows you to choose the map-display software. |
| Options dialog - Default Model Group Subgroups page | Allows you to set up a list of sub-groups that can be automatically created when creating a model group. |
| Options dialog - Info360 page | Allows you to configure the authentication method to use when connecting to a Info360 server. |
| Options dialog - Calibration Parameters page | Shows the parameters used when generating the observed v predicted reports. |
| Options dialog - Service Level Threshold and Duration page | Shows the parameters used when generating service level reports. |
| Options dialog - Run Defaults page | Shows the default run parameters that will be used when a new run is created. |
| Options dialog - Simulation Defaults page | Allows setting of default values for simulation parameters. |
| OK | Save any changes and close the dialog. |
| Cancel | Close the dialog without saving any unsaved changes. |
| Apply | Save any changes without closing the dialog. |
