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The ‘Elevations guide’ imposes a grid design on a field in the working area and displays the elevation of points at each junction on the grid. When using this tool the cursor will become a crossClicking on the working area in the desired center point will crea...

The ‘Flow direction’ guides creates a grid on the field with arrows at each junction that point in the direction that water is expected to flow. When the tool is selected the cursor will change into a cross, and left-clicking in the working area will create a ...

The ‘Contour lines’ tool allows for the automatic creation of contour lines on the selected field. When the tool is selected, the cursor will change into a cross. Left-clicking on the desired field will generate contour lines and open a pop-up window that allo...

The ‘Slope Indicator’ tool is used to measure the slope of a particular area. When the tool is selected the cursor will change into a cross. Once a point has been selected, slope indicators will appear on the field and a pop-up window will be opened. The slope...

The ‘Create flow paths’ tool is used to create a display of the likely water paths present in a field. When the tool is selected, the cursor will change into a cross. Left click on a field to display the flow paths. Once a field has been selected, it will be p...

Make sure you have a good internet connection and your computer has the latest Windows updates installed. T3RRA software is normally installed by your dealer. Refer to Dealer T3RRA Install Manual. You will need the standalone T3RRA Cutta Desktop installer and...

The software will check on startup to see if an updated version is available. This only happens if the computer or tablet on which it is running has an active internet connection. If so, one of two messages will be displayed briefly in the bottom left corner o...

Navigate to the ‘Settings’ window and tap the 'Download updates' button on the 'Application' tab. If you are online and an update exists, downloading of the update will begin immediately.   A window will appear showing the progress of the download. When compl...

Don’t fix what isn’t broken! If the software is doing everything you want then don’t tempt fate by changing anything. In particular don’t update the software while in the middle of an operation. Only update if there is a clear problem apparent, or if you have ...

There is a provision to revert updates if needed. This is not a process that should normally be necessary, or that is recommended to be performed by customers. Please contact T3RRA or your dealer for information about this.

Choosing a PC to run T3RRA software  Requirements: Windows 11 (64 bit) Recommended: Intel i5 or better processor (manufactured 2021 or newer) >= 8GB RAM (more RAM facilitates larger fields) >= 256GB HDD Integrated or better graphics card Windows updates should...

When T3RRA software is first opened this will be the first screen you see. This screen is also shown when you press the ‘New Project’ button on a Wizard page (discussed in the Wizard section). Points to note: The file name currently loaded will be displayed...

Settings can be found at the top of the screen when not viewing a map or exporting. This page has many options to control aspects of T3RRA Cutta Desktop, including map appearance, units, the size of buttons, etc. Application Tab ‘Language’ – Changes the ...

Collect and process elevation data into a control map. When starting a new job this is the usual place to start.Use an elevation data file from an external source. Various file formats are supported.  Load an existing T3RRA control file from disk or the cloud....

Saving a project allows you to return to it at a later time and ensures that you have a copy of the data in case of accidents. We STRONGLY recommend periodic saving of your projects in order to guard against data loss. The ‘Save project’ button can be found...

The ‘Load proj.’ button is used to load any saved T3RRA projects. T3RRA projects can be loaded in several different ways, allowing you to load files saved directly to your tablet or from external sources such as USB’s. To load a project press the 'Load proj...

There are multiple methods available for zooming your map.The first method that can be used is the 2-finger pinch controls (if using on a tablet). By pinching your fingers together on the screen you can zoom out and by moving your fingers apart you can zoom in...

‘Image overlays’ allows geo-referenced image data to be imported into a field.The image overlay is accessed by pressing the View  button at the top of the screen (Shown right).Load image - This is the primary method for adding overlay images to the field. When...