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Identical to 2020: 2021, 2022, 2023
2020 current
TopographySurface.MovePoints(IList<XYZ>, XYZ)
No longer obsolete in 2020 (was obsolete in 2024)
movedPoints IList<XYZ> The points to be moved.
moveVector XYZ The vector which describes the distance and direction for the move. Note that the Z value represents a change in elevation, pass Z=0 to move the point without changing the elevation.
TopographySurface.MovePoints(IList<XYZ>, XYZ)
No longer obsolete in 2020 (was obsolete in 2025)
movedPoints IList<XYZ> The points to be moved.
moveVector XYZ The vector which describes the distance and direction for the move. Note that the Z value represents a change in elevation, pass Z=0 to move the point without changing the elevation.
TopographySurface.MovePoints(IList<XYZ>, XYZ)
No longer obsolete in 2020 (was obsolete in 2025.3)
movedPoints IList<XYZ> The points to be moved.
moveVector XYZ The vector which describes the distance and direction for the move. Note that the Z value represents a change in elevation, pass Z=0 to move the point without changing the elevation.
TopographySurface.MovePoints(IList<XYZ>, XYZ)
No longer obsolete in 2020 (was obsolete in 2026)
movedPoints IList<XYZ> The points to be moved.
moveVector XYZ The vector which describes the distance and direction for the move. Note that the Z value represents a change in elevation, pass Z=0 to move the point without changing the elevation.
TopographySurface.MovePoints(IList<XYZ>, XYZ)
No longer obsolete in 2020 (was obsolete in 2027)
movedPoints IList<XYZ> The points to be moved.
moveVector XYZ The vector which describes the distance and direction for the move. Note that the Z value represents a change in elevation, pass Z=0 to move the point without changing the elevation.