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I'd like to make sure the roads don't overlap.

KalSsin

Hello?

I'd like to make sure the roads don't overlap.
I'd appreciate it if you could tell me which way to do it.

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KellyKoenig

If you're looking to avoid the appearance of an overlap in your symbology, symbol layer drawing will solve your problem.

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JuanSantos

Hi Kal Ssin

You can applied topology, and the rules can it "Must not Overlap" and "Must Not Self- Overlap".

I hope it hepls.-

KellyKoenig

If you're looking to avoid the appearance of an overlap in your symbology, symbol layer drawing will solve your problem.

KalSsin

Sir. Koenig

thank you so much~~~

KalSsin

Sir Santos~~~

Thank you~~

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