Document your project with the Annotation tools in Point Cloud View mode.
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The Annotation tool displays several annotation tools to help document your project.
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These tools vary slightly between Real View and Point Cloud View.
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For this example, switch to Point Cloud View mode.
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At the bottom of the viewer, click Annotation to open the annotation tools array.
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The following tools are available:
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The Create a Note tool creates new notes in your model.
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An Annotation Panel appears where you can edit the title and description, and add an attachment, if needed.
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Click Save to save the note.
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Use the Create a Freeform Distance Measurement tool to create an annotation for the distance between two selected points.
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Click Create a Measurement Snapped to X-Axis to create an annotation for the distance between two points snapped along the X-Axis.
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There is also an identical tool for the Y-Axis, and another one for the Z-Axis.
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Click Done to close the annotation tools array.
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Any annotations in your model are saved with the project, and can be viewed or edited in the Project Browser, on the Annotations tab.
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Once annotations are created, you can pan and rotate the view, and the annotations adjust accordingly.
00:03
The Annotation tool displays several annotation tools to help document your project.
00:09
These tools vary slightly between Real View and Point Cloud View.
00:13
For this example, switch to Point Cloud View mode.
00:17
At the bottom of the viewer, click Annotation to open the annotation tools array.
00:22
The following tools are available:
00:25
The Create a Note tool creates new notes in your model.
00:29
An Annotation Panel appears where you can edit the title and description, and add an attachment, if needed.
00:36
Click Save to save the note.
00:38
Use the Create a Freeform Distance Measurement tool to create an annotation for the distance between two selected points.
00:46
Click Create a Measurement Snapped to X-Axis to create an annotation for the distance between two points snapped along the X-Axis.
00:55
There is also an identical tool for the Y-Axis, and another one for the Z-Axis.
01:02
Click Done to close the annotation tools array.
01:06
Any annotations in your model are saved with the project, and can be viewed or edited in the Project Browser, on the Annotations tab.
01:14
Once annotations are created, you can pan and rotate the view, and the annotations adjust accordingly.
