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Draw vertices

ANNOPVATCHAROPASS

It would be nice to display vertices at all time. Currently a line has to be selected for it to draw vertices. Maybe a button to turn it on and off.

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RobBuckhouse

This functionality currently exists in the freeware ET GeoTools, but native capability would be a plus.

JaredCollier1

Holding the v key displays all nearby verticies in edit mode

JurajKrumpolec

Allow vertices editing directly when single feature is selected in edit mode.
To press Edit Vertices button after a single feature was selected is an unnecessary step in editing workflow which slows down productivity.

ANNOPVATCHAROPASS

we are currently using a developer tool right now to see the vertices. Using the tool doesn’t affect performance and should be “in the box”. Also, holding down the “v” key isn’t efficient when you need one finger to hold it down the whole time and you could be using that “free” hand to follow a map or something…

KyleHurley

This should be a standard in ArcMap as this goes back to some of the basics of ESRI products. There was a free tool that was posted on ArcScripts called OC Vertices that allowed for this simple functionality but it was written in VB and is no longer compatible with ESRI products.

How does something with this many votes not get implemented?

RondaCarr-Kemp

I was able to use the OC tools with Windows NT with ArcGIS 10, my hard drive blew up -- got new Operating System: Windows 7 and it no longer works. Yes, ESRI needs to make this an intergated options for editing.
and it needs to work in the same manner....choose the layers you need to snap to (via a drop-down).

Heavy editors need this functionality.

AndyMartushev

this would be very usefull for data that is not editable, like some query layers

LeeMorgan1

The 'Draw Vertices' option within ET GeoTools is ideal for our needs whereby we rely on overlapping\shared historical layers of cadastre.

'Draw Vertices' only shortfall is that it only displays nodes for one layer. Ideally multiple layers each with their own unique symbology node markers would be fit for purpose, with ability to toggle on\off marker display & layers.

Who will incorporate this fundamental editing aid into their product first?

GISMallku

While this may not be exactly what you're looking for, ArcGIS Pro's symbology now allows you to use a point shape marker at features' vertices. Again, this is a comment more geared towards the idea of drawing vertices, not necessarily exposing them for editing.

See the Position and place marker symbol layers—ArcGIS Pro | ArcGIS Desktop documentation for more about marker symbol layers and their positioning.

AxelThomas

This used to be a standard feature in the old ARC/INFO versions ('draw vertices'-option) - gone as a lot of other useful features that used to be standard some 30 years ago!

curtvprice

ARCPLOT's RESELECT with KEYFILE is the one I really miss. AML forever, man!

Barry_Zickuhr

I still miss the ability to &DO for each line in a file that was in CPL (Prime computer) which AML was patterned after. ESRI just didn't port that particular feature over and we had to start doing another read & check for EOF. Sigh.

williamscraigm

Vertices can be drawn with polyline and polygon features with a marker layer and marker placement effect - see http://pro.arcgis.com/en/pro-app/help/mapping/symbols-and-styles/position-and-place-marker-symbol-layers.htm for more information.

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