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Problem in Rounding-Off and Light Characteristics

RuelMacayan1

I have a Problem in Obstrucion I input in VALSOU 18.8 but in ArcMAP it appears 19 how to solve this rounding off and my Light Characteristics didn't appear how to view this

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CraigTGreene

Sir Craig I have another question I creat a Stake and the symbol I got is this?

Sorry for another question! Thanks

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Is this using a chart database? If so, you need to run the Calculate (Selected Set) option from the Symbology dropdown on the Nautical Symbology toolbar. Just make sure you have the feature selected that you want to symbolize.

In chart products the edit extension does not automatically update the symbology of features. The reason for this is to allow the cartographer to pick whichever symbol they need for a cartograhpic override, without the edit extension automatically firing and changing the symbol back to what the specification dictates is should be.

In the NIS and in ENC products, the symbology should automatically update when you create and encode the object and click Apply.

If you are in the Enterprise editing environment, you would only insert features in the NIS though, not in the chart. The new features would then be passed to all the relevant products through Replication.

I would also like to know what release you are on. We recently made some changes/fixes to the specification related to NAVAIDS, specifically for BCNSHP. It is possible that you are impacted by this change (in that you may not have it in your specification).

Thanks

Anonymous User

Original User: crai3945

I did your suggestion but still it didn't appear the bottom characteristics

Sorry, I thought you were missing light characteristics. Bottom characteristics are in SeabedP, the label field is SeabedP_TXT.

RuelMacayan1

Sir Craig I have another question I creat a Stake and the symbol I got is this?

Sorry for another question! Thanks

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RuelMacayan1

Oops, sorry, I only answered the first part of your question.

The light labels are stored in fields on the AidsToNavigationP feature class. You can use the Paper Chart View from the Nautical Symbology toolbar, and this will set all labels in the mxd, it will also set the labels to the correct position relative to the features (sets soundings on point, for example), and it will set the label formatting (italic, font size, color, for example). It does other things as well, like making sure that all layers in TOC are in correct order.

It looks like you either already have some of your labels turned on, or maybe you already have created some annotation. If that is the case, you can also just use the Label Manager tool to turn on the labels for the fields in AidsToNavigationP that have an "_TXT" appended to them.

Again, let me know if you have more questions, I am happy to answer them for you, so please do not hesitate to ask more.

Thanks.

I did your suggestion but still it didn't appear the bottom characteristics

Anonymous User

Original User: crai3945

Oops, sorry, I only answered the first part of your question.

The light labels are stored in fields on the AidsToNavigationP feature class. You can use the Paper Chart View from the Nautical Symbology toolbar, and this will set all labels in the mxd, it will also set the labels to the correct position relative to the features (sets soundings on point, for example), and it will set the label formatting (italic, font size, color, for example). It does other things as well, like making sure that all layers in TOC are in correct order.

It looks like you either already have some of your labels turned on, or maybe you already have created some annotation. If that is the case, you can also just use the Label Manager tool to turn on the labels for the fields in AidsToNavigationP that have an "_TXT" appended to them.

Again, let me know if you have more questions, I am happy to answer them for you, so please do not hesitate to ask more.

Thanks.

RuelMacayan1

Hello Ruel,

We discovered a bug in how the decimeter values were being rounded. This has been resolved and will be available in the next patch of 10.2, which should be available next week.

Also keep in mind that depths are rounded according to the logic contained under B-412 of the IHO Paper Chart standard, S-4. So, although the rounding you were seeing was a bug, there will still be some rounding applied to VALSOU and DEPTH attributes.

Please let me know if you have further questions.

Yes Sir I read that in S4 other Obstruction Valsou like 4.5, 8.9, 7.3 etc... but anyway thanks Sir!
My other Question is why may Light Characteristics didn't show up how do I can appear my Light Characteristics?

Sorry for my English hope you understand.

Thanks...

Anonymous User

Original User: crai3945

Hello Ruel,

We discovered a bug in how the decimeter values were being rounded. This has been resolved and will be available in the next patch of 10.2, which should be available next week.

Also keep in mind that depths are rounded according to the logic contained under B-412 of the IHO Paper Chart standard, S-4. So, although the rounding you were seeing was a bug, there will still be some rounding applied to VALSOU and DEPTH attributes.

Please let me know if you have further questions.

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