Absolute X,Y,Z creates a point feature or vertex at a specified coordinate location. It is available on the context menu when you create or edit a point, polyline, or polygon feature.
Absolute X,Y,Z
To specify an absolute x,y,z location, right-click and click Absolute X,Y,Z , or press the F6 key and specify the x,y,z coordinate location.
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If you have clicked a construction tool, skip to step 4.
- On the Edit tab in the Features group, click Create .
The Create Features pane appears.
- In the Create Features pane, click a polyline or polygon feature template.
- Click Point , Line , or Polygon .
- Specify an x,y,z coordinate location using one of the following methods:
- Right-click and click Absolute X,Y,Z .
- Press the F6 key.
The Absolute X,Y,Z dialog box appears.
- On the Absolute X,Y,Z dialog box, type the x,y,z coordinates and press Enter.
- When you finish creating the feature, right-click and click Finish , or press the F2 key.
Note:
When you work with z-enabled 3D features, the dialog box includes a field for z-values. Fields for z-values are defined when the feature class is initially created.