Flags Pane

The Flags pane shows import or computation errors. You can select individual or multiple objects from the Flags pane if the objects have been flagged with errors. If there are no objects in the Flags pane, no objects have been identified as having errors.

To display the Flags pane:

Click the icon on the toolbar or the status bar if flags are present.
Select Flags Pane.
The Flags pane displays at the bottom of the application window, or where you positioned it last.

To center a flag in a graphic view:

Double-click the flag in the Flags Pane.

To highlight flagged points:

In the Flags pane, select a point to view. The selected points highlight in any graphic views and spreadsheets you have open.
Tip: [Ctrl] + click to select multiple objects, or [Shift] + click to select a range in the Flags pane.

Flag colors

The flags that appear in graphic views, the Flags pane, and Properties pane have the following meanings:


	A red flag indicates an error or failure in data or computations. For example, a red flag appears when a point is out of tolerance.
	A yellow flag indicates a warning about data or computations. For example,a yellow flag appears if two vertices in a surface have the save horizontal coordinate, but different elevations.
	A blue flag indicates that information about an object is available. Blue flags are also used as the icon in the Properties pane for objects (such as points and surfaces) that can potentially be flagged for errors or warnings.