Figure 1 shows buttons from the main toolbar. Their functions are described in the table below.
Figure 1 Main toolbar buttons.
| Buttons | Description |
|---|---|
| This button is reset to a new project. It will clear all the data in the workspace, and the user will start working on a new project. |
| The button will load a project saved on the computer's hard drive or in some external memory. |
| The button allows the user to save the entire project to one .CVP2 file |
| The Import button allows importing external files. |
| The Export button allows exporting the grid to different grid types. |
| Toggle the Layer Control on/off. |
| View full layer extent. |
| Restore the previous view. |
 | Select object |
 | Mode node: this allows to move grid node, polyline node, or spline node. |
 | Add node: this allows to will add a node in general. A node can be a grid node, a node of polyline, or splines. |
 | Delete node: this allows to remove the grid node, polyline node, or spline node. |
| Add a new polyline. |
| Add a new spline. |
| Select object |
| Undo operation |
| Redo operation |
| Create a grid from splines |
| Create a rectangular grid |
| Create a radial grid |
| Refine grid |
| Coarse grid |
| Orthogonalize grid |
| Merge two grids |
| Global settings |
| Measurement Tool |
| Frame control: To add the North Arrow and Scale bar |
Figure 2 shows options from the Import button in the toolbar. Their options are described in the table below.
Import Grid: To open different types of the grid file as native grid type of Grid+, RGF grid, ECOMSED grid, SEAGRID, etc.
Import EFDC Model: To open the EFDC input file (e.g corners.inp, dxdy.inp, lxly.inp)
Import Georeferenced Image: To open a georeferenced background image (e.g *.jgw, *.geo)
Import Overlay: To open an overlay file as shoreline, polyline, polygon (*.p2d)
Import Splines: To open the splines file (*.spl), this is a native file created from Grid+
Import Labels: To open the label file (*.dat, *.p2d), this file has three columns. Two columns for coordinates (X, Y), and the third column is label names.
Figure 2 Import Menu.
Figure 3 shows options from the Import button in the toolbar. Their options are described in the table below.
Export Grid+: To export the selected grid layer to the native grid file of Grid+ (*.cvl)
Export RGF Grid: To export the selected grid layer to the native grid file of the Delft3D (*.grd)
Export EFDC Grid: To export the selected grid layer to the EFDC input file (including corners.inp, dxdy.inp, lxly.inp), these files can open with EEMS.
Export to Shapefile: To export the selected grid layer to the shapefile which can open with ArcGIS, QGIS, Global Mapper, etc.
Export to KML: To export the selected grid layer to the KML file which can open with Google Earth, Global Mapper, etc.
Figure 3 Export Menu.