Feature Vertices

When you select a feature on the map, its vertices are listed in the Properties panel, within the Vertices tab.

Clicking on a specific vertex on the map will highlight the corresponding row in the Vertices tab.

Note: Vertices are selected if they are within snapping tolerance of the click location. Tolerance is defied in the 1Edit Settings panel (see 1Edit Settings).

Clicking on a row in the Vertices tab will select the corresponding vertex on the map.

You can navigate through the rows of the vertices table using the arrow keys on the keyboard, which will automatically turn to the next page of the table if you reach the bottom. You can also scroll through the pages of the vertices table by clicking the < and > arrow buttons.

A selected vertex can be edited by clicking the icon in the selected row, and then entering new values for the X, Y or Z values. Click or press Enter to submit your changes and view them on the map, or to cancel.

Note: Z values of topology nodes, or edges cannot be changed. No part of a vertex can be changed for a topology face (see Using Topology Mode).

A vertex can be deleted by clicking .

Clicking will zoom to the selected vertex on the map.

Bulk Heighting

In this vertices tab there is the option to perform the bulk heighting of a feature or part.

The following screenshot and description demonstrates the ways bulk heighting can be used.

Icon	Description
	Add the value in the height text box to all the heights. If a negative value is added then the height is reduced by that amount. If 0 is entered or blank then the option is disabled. In the example screenshot above, if the button was pressed then all the heights would be 50.
	Set the heights to the value entered in the height text box. Negative numbers and 0 are all valid heights. If the height box is blank then the option is disabled. In the above example, if the button was pressed then all the heights would be set to 10.

Note: You can only height the whole feature, you cannot bulk height a single part of a multi-polygon.

Note: You cannot bulk height topological features.