Using the measure line feature in elevations

Using the measure line feature in elevations

You can use a measure line within elevations to manually measure certain aspects. Once you have selected your elevation, follow the steps below.

1. Right click on your elevation and select 'Measure Line'.

2. Your cursor will display a blue cross, position the cursor where you want the measure line to begin and left click.



3. As you drag your mouse, the measurement will appear along the bottom.


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