| Open BinEdit, go to File, and click on New (Ctrl+N) |
| Open the Vertex drop down menu and select Add |
| Enter the X, Y, Z, values in their respective boxes for the first vertex then click Add. Binedit will add the vertice then prompt you for the next vertex coordinates by highlighting the X box. Continue adding vertices until you're finished. You can stop at any point and resume again if you'd like to see your progress. If you feel you made an error just press Cancel and the dialog box will close without adding any vertex points. |
| Based on my demo drawing I've entered the first three vertex points here so you can get a visual. Note that at the bottom of the add vertex dialog box that BinEdit will show how many Vertices you've added, BinEdit will also number them for you in the order that they are input. |
To easily view your new vertices,
go to BinEdit's View menu and be sure that Show 3D Vertices is checked.
If indeed it's checked and the vertices are still difficult to see then
go to the Vertex Menu and click Select All (Alt+A) then click the 
button in the toolbar. You can cycle through all the vertices by repeatedly
pressing or holding down the Tab key, deselect and select vertices with
the V key. Deselect all from the Vertex menu or Alt+D. |
| When cycling through the vertices the coordinates and the vertex numbers are displayed in BinEdit on the task bar, lower right. |
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