The Elevation Editor is the tool used to edit feature lines and opens Panorama.

The Elevation Editor is the tool used to edit feature lines and opens Panorama.

• A. Elevation Editor
• B. Profile Editor
• C. Panorama Editor
• D. Geometry Editor

Answer: (A)

The Elevation Editor is the tool used to edit feature lines because feature lines carry specific elevation data along their length, and this editor is designed to modify those elevations directly. When you use it, Panorama opens to give you a graphical, cross-section–style view of the feature line’s elevations as you adjust them, which helps you see how changes affect the vertical geometry in context along the line. Profile Editor is for editing vertical profiles along an alignment, not for the elevations on a feature line itself. Geometry Editor refers to editing the broader geometry of an object or alignment, rather than the point-by-point elevations of a feature line. Panorama is the viewing/visualization window that appears with the Elevation Editor, not the editing tool itself.

The Elevation Editor is the tool used to edit feature lines because feature lines carry specific elevation data along their length, and this editor is designed to modify those elevations directly. When you use it, Panorama opens to give you a graphical, cross-section–style view of the feature line’s elevations as you adjust them, which helps you see how changes affect the vertical geometry in context along the line.

Profile Editor is for editing vertical profiles along an alignment, not for the elevations on a feature line itself. Geometry Editor refers to editing the broader geometry of an object or alignment, rather than the point-by-point elevations of a feature line. Panorama is the viewing/visualization window that appears with the Elevation Editor, not the editing tool itself.