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== Introduction ==
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The Inspection Workbench is made to give you specific tools for examination of shapes.
The [[Inspection Workbench]] is designed to give you tools for examination of shapes. It is still in development.
It is still in development.


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== Intended Workflow ==
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* Select two shapes to be compared, preferably that intersect each other.
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* Then use the menu {{MenuCommand|Inspection → Visual inspection}}.
* Visual Inspection can be done via the pull-down-menu in the top row.
* Select two shapes to be compared and select Inspection > Visual Inspection from the menu.
* The shapes should intersect as much as possible.
* You will get a colored image showing the deviation between the two shapes.
* You will get a colored image showing the deviation between the two shapes.

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Alternatively you could also use the macro [[Macro HighlightDifference|HighlightDifference]] to compare two shapes.
Alternatively, use the macro [[Macro HighlightDifference|HighlightDifference]] to compare two shapes.


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Revision as of 02:39, 6 December 2018

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Introduction

The Inspection Workbench is designed to give you tools for examination of shapes. It is still in development.

Intended Workflow

  • Select two shapes to be compared, preferably that intersect each other.
  • Then use the menu Inspection → Visual inspection.
  • You will get a colored image showing the deviation between the two shapes.

Alternatively, use the macro HighlightDifference to compare two shapes.