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Currently there is not a way to layer individual stakeout points. It would require a separate design, and associated CSV stakeout point file for each set of points you would like to stake.  As you found, if you want to keep everything in one design, then using the point codes to identify and ensure you are selecting the correct point to stake would be the suggested workflow. 

VCL design handling in Siteworks also currently lump all points in the VCL file into point objects that are not differentiated onto layers either. This also would require separate VCL designs to differentiate between points. 

This is something that we hope to address in the future, as improvements to the software are continually made based on feedback like this. 

Currently there is not a way to layer individual stakeout points. It would require a separate design, and associated CSV stakeout point file for each set of points you would like to stake.  As you found, if you want to keep everything in one design, then using the point codes to identify and ensure you are selecting the correct point to stake would be the suggested workflow. 

VCL design handling in Siteworks also currently lump all points in the VCL file into point objects that are not differentiated onto layers either. This also would require separate VCL designs to differentiate between points. 

This is something that we hope to address in the future, as improvements to the software are continually made based on feedback like this. 

This is really eating me up. Is there any way in siteworks to turn point on and off within layers? Or does every point become a stakeout? Some of the bridge models we're working with have many points on top of each other. We really don't want to create different designs just to turn points on and off. For reference, we're using the feature code to know which point to pick. Am I going crazy or is there no way to do this?

This is really eating me up. Is there any way in siteworks to turn point on and off within layers? Or does every point become a stakeout? Some of the bridge models we're working with have many points on top of each other. We really don't want to create different designs just to turn points on and off. For reference, we're using the feature code to know which point to pick. Am I going crazy or is there no way to do this?

This is really eating me up. Is there any way in siteworks to turn point on and off within layers? Or does every point become a stakeout? Some of the bridge models we're working with have many points on top of each other. We really don't want to create different designs just to turn points on and off. For reference, we're using the feature code to know which point to pick. Am I going crazy or is there no way to do this?

This is really eating me up. Is there any way in siteworks to turn point on and off within layers? Or does every point become a stakeout? Some of the bridge models we're working with have many points on top of each other. We really don't want to create different designs just to turn points on and off. For reference, we're using the feature code to know which point to pick. Am I going crazy or is there no way to do this?

This is really eating me up. Is there any way in siteworks to turn point on and off within layers? Or does every point become a stakeout? Some of the bridge models we're working with have many points on top of each other. We really don't want to create different designs just to turn points on and off. For reference, we're using the feature code to know which point to pick. Am I going crazy or is there no way to do this?

This is really eating me up. Is there any way in siteworks to turn point on and off within layers? Or does every point become a stakeout? Some of the bridge models we're working with have many points on top of each other. We really don't want to create different designs just to turn points on and off. For reference, we're using the feature code to know which point to pick. Am I going crazy or is there no way to do this?