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Verify Entity

Verify Entity reports the CAD data and information for the entity you select. The information reported differs depending on whether you select a line, plane, or another entity type.

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πŸ”Ž Verify Entity (overview)

This command reports all the CAD data and information about an entity you select.
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The reported information differs depending on the type of entity you have selected.
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In the examples, you will see the tag written on the line making it a RIDGE, and the tag on the plane entity which makes it a PLANE.
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Verify Command 1 – Verifying a line (Z height of a line)

The model start and model end points are shown for the selected line and the X,Y,Z coordinates for each point is displayed.
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From this information the Z height of a line, which would be the height of that line above the job datum is displayed.
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If you were trying to figure the eave height of a roof edge for example, the Z of the start and end points would be the eave height.
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Verify Command 2 – Verifying a plane

When you select a line the model point coordinates are displayed for the start of the line and the end of the line in the form of X, Y, Z.
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This is a very useful feature as it will display the actual height of the line relative to the CPL (construction plane) which usually represents the ground level.
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In effect then, it is giving you the eave height if you select an eave line where the Z height is the eave height.

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