- From the Prepare section of the action bar, click Edit Polyline
and select the discrete polyline to process. - Go to the tab of the required operation.
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In the Add Point tab, pick
an existing point.
It is added to the scan.

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In the Divide tab, pick a position on the scan.

The scan is divided into two scans. 
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In the Merge tab.
- Select the two discrete polylines.
- Enter a Tolerance value, and click Apply.
The two discrete polylines are merged into one. Notes:
- If the gap between the two discrete polylines is lower than the Tolerance
value, the two discrete polylines are merged.
- If the gap between the two discrete polylines is greater than the Tolerance
value, a message is displayed. No merge is performed.
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Select the Display rank check box and go to the Invert tab.
- Select the scan.

The ranks of the points in the discrete polyline are displayed, you can track its direction. - Click Apply.
The direction of the discrete polyline is inverted.  - Click OK.
The inverted discrete polyline
Invert Scan.x is created. - In the Reorient tab.
- Select the discrete polylines whose orientation is to be modified.
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Select the reference scan that imposes the
orientation to the other scans.
- Click Apply.
The discrete polylines that did not have the same orientation than the
reference one are reoriented. No new scan is created. - In the Sort tab.
- Select the scan to sort.
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Select the direction along which the discrete polyline is be sorted.
- Click Apply.
The discrete polyline is sorted.  - Click OK.
Sort Scan.x is created.

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