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Validate and Publish Property Boundary Data

Learn how to validate and publish Property Boundary data in VRIFY Prepare so it is available for use in VRIFY Present.

Overview

Before Property Boundary data can be used on a 3D Slide in VRIFY Present, it must first be validated in VRIFY Prepare.

When you add a Property Boundary file to the workspace, VRIFY Prepare automatically adds a Validate step and a Publish step. To complete processing, you validate the file, review the results, and publish it.


Prepare and Upload Data

The preferred format for Property Boundaries is a shapefile, containing four required file types: .shp, .shx, .dbf, .prj.

Upload your files into the correct folder in Files before starting this workflow. See Upload Files to VRIFY.


Step by Step Instructions

Property Boundaries

  1. In the left sidebar, click the Property Boundary data type.

  2. Drag the file into the workspace.

    • Note: VRIFY Prepare automatically adds Validate and Publish steps to the workspace.

  3. Click the Validate step to open the Step Details sidebar on the right.

  4. Click Validate file.

    • Note: Validation starts immediately. Review the results in this step when validation is complete.

Publish Data

  1. If no issues are found, or only non-breaking issues are present, click the Publish step, then click Publish file. See Understanding Error Messages in VRIFY Prepare.

    • Note: If issues are found, correct the data and re-upload the file through the Files uploader before publishing.

Confirm Data is Available in VRIFY Present

  1. After publishing, most files are available immediately with a status of Accepted. Large files can take an hour or more. See Understanding File Statuses.

  2. Once the file status shows Accepted, open a 3D Slide in edit mode in VRIFY Present and open the Add Objects & Assets panel. The data will appear under the corresponding folder.


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Still Have Questions?

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