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1. Open the Linear menu on the 3D Document Toolbar. (How? Click the drop-down arrow to the right of the Linear icon . You should see a drop-down menu listing the available to see the menu of commands.)
2. Select Point to Point.
3. Optional: Navigate to or enter
   1. Select Lock tool to use the command more than once.
   2. Click a radio button to select a measurement axis (the default is Normal).
   3. Enter a hyperlink to a file or
   a ???.
4. Click a point on the model. Red dots designate available points on the model. Crosshairs indicate when the pointer is properly positioned over a point.
5. Click another point on the model.
6. Drag the label into position and click once.

1. Open the Linear menu on the 3D Document Toolbar. (Click the drop-down arrow to the right of the Linear icon to see the menu of commands.)
2. Select Point to Edge.
3. Optional:
   1. Select Lock tool to use the command more than once.
   2. Click a radio button to select a measurement axis (the default is Normal).
   3. Enter a hyperlink to a file or to a document and user view within the current file.
4. Position your cursor on the first point and click. (Crosshairs appear as you mouse over selectable points.) The selected point is yellow.
5. Select the edge. (Selectable edges are highlighted.)
6. Drag and click to position the markup in the scene.
7. Optional: Click Copy to copy the markup content to the Windows clipboard.
8. Click Stop when you're finished taking multiple measurements. Click Close (or X) to end the command and close the dialog box.

1. Open the Linear menu on the 3D Document Toolbar. (Click the drop-down arrow to the right of the Linear icon to see the menu of commands.)
2. Select Arc Center to Edge.
3. Optional:
   1. Select Lock tool to use the command more than once.
   2. Click a radio button to select a measurement axis (the default is Normal).
   3. Enter a hyperlink to a file or to a document and user view within the current file.
4. Position your cursor on an arc and click. (Selectable arcs are highlighted as you mouse over them.) The selected arc remains highlighted.
5. Select the edge. (Selectable edges are highlighted as you mouse over them.) The selected edge remains highlighted.
6. The arc center and the measurement end point appear in yellow. Drag and click to position the markup in the scene.
7. Optional: Click Copy to copy the markup content to the Windows clipboard.
8. Click Stop when you're finished taking multiple measurements. Click Close (or X) to end the command and close the dialog box.

1. Open the Linear menu on the 3D Document Toolbar. (How? Click the drop-down arrow to the right of the Linear icon . You should see a drop-down menu listing the available to see the menu of commands.)
2. Select Arc Center to Arc Center.
3. Optional: Navigate to or enter
   1. Select Lock tool to use the command more than once.
   2. Click a radio button to select a measurement axis or for the distance between the arcs' centerlines (the default is Normal).
   3. Enter a hyperlink to a file or
   a ???.
4. Click the first arc you want to measure in the model. An arc is highlighted when the pointer is properly positioned for selection.
5. Click
   1. to a document and user view within the current file.
6. Position your cursor on an arc and click. (Selectable arcs are highlighted as you mouse over them.) The selected arc remains highlighted.
7. Select the second arc.
8. Drag the label into position and click once.

1. Open the Linear menu on the 3D Document Toolbar. (How? Click the drop-down arrow to the right of the Linear icon. You should see a drop-down menu listing the available commands.)
2. Select Arc Center to Surface Point.
3. Optional: Navigate to or enter The arc center points appear in yellow. Drag and click to position the markup in the scene.
4. Optional: Click Copy to copy the markup content to the Windows clipboard.
5. Click Stop when you're finished taking multiple measurements. Click Close (or X) to end the command and close the dialog box.

1. Open the Linear menu on the 3D Document Toolbar. (Click the drop-down arrow to the right of the Linear icon to see the menu of commands.)
2. Select Arc Center to Surface Point.
3. Optional:
   1. Select Lock tool to use the command more than once.
   2. Click a radio button to select a measurement axis or for the distance between the arcs' centerlines (the default is Normal).
   3. Enter a hyperlink to a file or
   a ???.
4. Click an arc in the assembly. An arc is highlighted when the pointer is properly positioned for selection.
5. Click
   1. to a document and user view within the current file.
6. Position your cursor on an arc or circle and click. (Selectable arcs and circles are highlighted as you mouse over them.) The selected arc or circle remains highlighted.
7. Position your cursor over a point on a surface . Red dots designate available points on the model. Crosshairs indicate when the pointer is properly positioned over a point.
8. Drag the label into position and click once.

1. and click. (When you mouse over a surface, crosshairs indicate selectable points and the surface is highlighted.)
2. Drag and click to position the markup in the scene.
3. Optional: Click Copy to copy the markup content to the Windows clipboard.
4. Click Stop when you're finished taking multiple measurements. Click Close (or X) to end the command and close the dialog box.

If red dots do not appear on the model when you call the command, you may need to go to the 3D Viewer Settings page and click the Points Visible on Picking checkbox.

1. Open the Linear menu on the 3D Document Toolbar. (How? Click the drop-down arrow to the right of the Linear icon . You should see a drop-down menu listing the available commands.to see the menu of commands.)
2. Select Surface Point to   Surface Point.
3. Optional: Navigate to or enter
   1. Select Lock tool to use the command more than once.
   2. Click a radio button to select a measurement axis (the default is Normal).
   3. Enter a hyperlink to a file or
   a ???.Click
   1. to a document and user view within the current file.
4. Position your cursor over a point on a surface of the model. Red dots designate available points on the model. Crosshairs indicate when the pointer is properly positioned over a point.
5. Click another point on a surface of the model.
6. Drag the label into position and click once.

1. Open the Linear menu on the 3D Document Toolbar. (Click the drop-down arrow to the right of the Linear icon to see the menu of commands.)
2. Select Sum of Connected Edges.
3. Optional:
   1. Select Lock tool to use the command more than once.
   2. Enter a hyperlink to a file or to a document and user view within the current file.
4. Position your cursor on an edge and click. (Selectable edges are highlighted as you mouse over them.) The selected edge remains highlighted.
5. Select the next edge—it must be connected to the first. Continue selecting edges as needed. Double-click the last edge, but DO NOT select first.
6. The measured edges and end point are highlighted yellow. Drag and click to position the markup in the scene.
7. Optional: Click Copy to copy the markup content to the Windows clipboard.
8. Click Stop when you're finished taking multiple measurements. Click Close (or X) to end the command and close the dialog box.

1. Open the Linear menu on the 3D Document Toolbar. (Click the drop-down arrow to the right of the Linear icon to see the menu of commands.)
2. Select Distance Between Two Surfaces.
3. Optional:
   1. Select Lock tool to use the command more than once.
   2. Enter a hyperlink to a file or to a document and user view within the current file.
4. Click on a surface on the model. (Selectable surfaces are highlighted as you mouse over them.)
5. Click on a second surface on the model—the second surface must be parallel to the first.
6. Drag the label into position and click once.
7. Optional: Click Copy to copy the markup content to the Windows clipboard.
8. Click Stop when you're finished taking multiple measurements. Click Close (or X) to end the command and close the dialog box.