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Line 31: * '''Densify:''' Additional vertices will be inserted along the perimeter of the polygon layer at regular intervals (defined by "Vertex Interval"). This option is recommended unless the polygon layer has a negative 'Shape_Width' value, and a sufficient number of vertices. * '''Use Existing:''' Elevations will be assigned to the existing vertices of the polygon layer. This option should only be used if the polygon layer has a negative 'Shape_Width' value, and a sufficient number of vertices. <li>'''Vertex Interval (only used for Densify):''' The maximum interval distance between the vertices to be created (in map units). Since ~~the~~each polygon ~~perimeter~~segment may not be evenly divisible by this value, the tool adjusts the interval lengths as needed while ensuring that this value remains the maximum. This value should be set to the smaller of the following: * Half the model cell size * The ~~finest~~minimum Quadtree ~~level~~cell size <li>'''Output Points Layer:''' Determines the location and filename of the output points layer. It is recommended to name the output layer with the prefix '2d_zsh'. <li>'''Output Polygon Layer:''' Determines the location and filename of the output polygon layer. This layer will have the output points snapped to the polygon vertices. It is recommended to name the output layer with the prefix '2d_zsh'.

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