Keeping roof-line labels understandable
A useful diagram should let a reader connect a line to its measurement without navigating a crowd of overlapping labels.
A practical approach
Use consistent identifiers between the drawing and schedule. Keep the overview readable and move small-line detail into a separate view when needed. Explain any uncertain classification instead of assigning a confident label for appearance. Review shared boundaries so the same physical line is not counted twice without justification.
Put it into practice
- Match drawing and schedule IDs
- Separate overview from detail
- Review shared-edge counting
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