The data has three points crossing a main segment. The center point will generally hold the correct elevation value needed for the adjacent features. 
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Updating adjacent elevations
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Hi @jediahcanonhill ,
There is likely more than one way of accomplishing this, but one method would be to extract the coordinates of the feature into a list and set the z in the 3D forcer to the 2nd z value in your list (e.g. _indices{1}.z) in the attached workspace. Or is your center point on a separate feature? If so, perhaps you could still implement the same logic using Adjacent Feature Handling?
