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Measuring Mesh Deviation

To measure mesh deviation:

Open a file with curves, surfaces, or meshes referencing a mesh.
Click Deviation Analysis (ScanTo3D toolbar) or Tools > ScanTo3D > Deviation Analysis.
Set the PropertyManager Options.
Click .

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