verticalTolerance

Sets the minimum distance that determines if two z-values are considered to be at the same location for GeometryEngine operations that compare z-values.

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The minimum distance that determines if two z-values are considered to be at the same location for GeometryEngine operations that compare z-values. This value is used in relational and topological GeometryEngine operations when determining whether two z-values are close enough to be considered as the same value when calculating the result. This is currently only used by GeometryEngine.simplifyOrNull and when the input is a z-aware Polyline; it is not used in other methods. The units of SpatialReferenceBuilder.verticalTolerance are the units of the vertical coordinate system (SpatialReferenceBuilder.verticalUnit) defined when this builder was created, if one was set.

SpatialReferenceBuilder.verticalTolerance must be greater than zero and at least twice SpatialReferenceBuilder.verticalResolution for SpatialReferenceBuilder.isValid to be true and SpatialReferenceBuilder.toSpatialReference to produce a SpatialReference.

A separate tolerance, SpatialReferenceBuilder.tolerance, is defined for the distance between x,y coordinates.

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