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In the doc I explore the properties of each, how to create each type and how each type will react to Coordinate System Changes. Grid Only Points are lightweight objects that cannot be moved by a Coordinate System Change whereas Grid Points are heavier more Survey Oriented Points that can be derived from multiple coordinates (N,E,Z, Local or Global Coordinates). They are represented on screen differently and have different properties.

The two main Point Types created in BC-HCE are Grid Only Points and Grid Points. I enclose the Doc here for anyone that may be interested - as a summary these are the Highlights When we tracked back, we found that the issue they were experiencing has been resolved in BC-HCE since the version they were using, however the discussion led me to look deeper into Point Types that exist in BC-HCE and Best Practices to adopt while Importing or Creating Point Data for Control, Stakeout or from survey / site positioning work to minimize any likelihood of problems on projects.

The question arose because they were using v3.92 of BC-HCE and were having issues when they resolved Conflicts relating to Site Calibration changes that created a chain reaction that resulted in physically moving Control Point and Stakeout Points because of an apparent Coordinate System Change. This week I have been working with a customer relating to some questions that they raised relating to 'Managing Point Data' in BC-HCE and SCS900 / Siteworks.

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