Open Template Builder: Open the Template Builder window to create well pad templates.

Open Pad Viewer: Open the Pad Plan 3D window to visualize the field plan in 3D space.

Stamp: Open the Well Pad Stamping Tools dialog box and place well pads in the scene using the specified properties. Alternately, use the keyboard shortcut S .

Edit: Edit the well pad. Alternately, use the keyboard shortcut E.

Measurement Tool: Open the Measurements tool to measure distances in the display window and optionally save measurements as culture layers. Click to start a measurement, click to add an inflection point, and right click to end the measurement. When you click to add an inflection point the total distance from the start point to the inflection point is displayed in map units. As you move your cursor the total distance is displayed. Measurement dialog box...

Create/Edit Gun Barrel: Create a new gun barrel display for use in the Gun Barrel Viewer. Left click on successive wells in Pad Plan 2D to build out the gunbarrel, and right click when you are finished with your selection. A New Gun Barrel window will appear, allowing you to define a name, color, and folder for the gun barrel.

Assign/Unassign Groups: Click on a well pad leg to assign it to a group (after specifying the group in the dropown menu), or to unassign it from it's current group. Note: Groups must be created in the Groups dialogue.

Undo Undo the most recent action. Alternatively, use the keyboard shortcut Ctrl + Z.

Redo: Redo the most recent action. Alternately, use the keyboard shortcut Ctrl + Y.

Stop: Stop the current operation. Alternately, use the keyboard shortcut Esc.

Set home: Define a home position for the scene.

Go home: Return to the home position for the scene.

Map Scale: Select from a list of predefined scales, or manually enter a value to determine the scale of the display.

Zoom to fit window: Scale the scene to fit all visible data into the window.

Zoom in:  Zoom in on the scene. The center of the scene will remain in the same location.

Zoom out: Zoom out on the scene. The center of the scene will remain in the same location.