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Draw geospatial objects in several layers simultaneously.

FedirBalaba

For example, you have a polyline layer with a sewer pipe and a point layer with a manhole. You want to be able to draw a polyline of a pipe with a manhole at the end, or at the beginning and end, or manholes at a certain interval in meters in one operation.

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AlfredBaldenweck

Check out group templates: Create a group template—ArcGIS Pro | Documentation

The only issue is that there currently isn't any way to have them share attributes unless you use attribute rules.

LauraGosnold

I use the snapping tool to snap my polylines to points.

In our case, the manholes have been gps'ed, so I know drawing in sewer or water lines from one hand hole or manhole to another opening in the line is accurate.

Hope that helps.

FedirBalaba

I vectorize utility networks using raster data from topographic and geodetic surveys by comparing the actual location of manhole covers on a high-resolution orthophoto. I've seen a similar drawing function in AutoCAD and would like to implement it in ArcGIS as my main software.

Scott_Harris

@FedirBalaba Like @AlfredBaldenweck mentioned, you can already do this with Group Templates.

https://pro.arcgis.com/en/pro-app/latest/help/editing/create-a-group-template.htm

Here is how to create a basic one - but they can get more complex by adding multiple builders:

They also work with a Utility Network:

https://pro.arcgis.com/en/pro-app/latest/help/editing/utility-network-reference-for-editing.htm#ESRI_SECTION1_EABB3EBE7D0142FBBFADFC8C36F1CB21