Je travaille sur la leçon Commencer avec ArcGIS Utility Network (Get started with the ArcGIS Utility Network | Learn ArcGIS) et je rencontre constamment un problème dans la section Explore Connectivity Associations . C'est ma deuxième tentative pour suivre la leçon. Les instructions de l'étape 2 indiquent de cliquer sur le bouton Modify dans l'onglet Associations. Il devrait y avoir une option pour soit Select a junction ou changer la junction selection. Mon écran ne montre aucune de ces options. Qu'est-ce que je fais mal ? J'utilise actuellement ArcGIS PRO 2.6.2
Capture d'écran des instructions Commencer avec ArcGIS Utilities NetworkCe que je vois dans ArcPRO en suivant les instructions
Sarah -
Thanks for bringing this up. This is a result of the Modify Associations pane being reworked to support nonspatial objects for the utility network. We will work on getting this learn lesson updated for the updated UI of the Modify Associations pane.
You simply need to use the Add Features or Load Selected buttons in the pane to set the active item.
Hello, I am on this tutorial making my baby steps in the UN jungle. I had some random ArcGIS Pro crashing, which I fixed by restoring the backup file.
But I am writing here to ask a pure ''how to / Utility Network for Dummies'' type of question regards the tutorial >>>
Take the Explore connectivity associations https://learn.arcgis.com/en/projects/get-started-with-the-arcgis-utility-network/#perform-a-service-drop task which creates the associations between a specific Connection point, Fuse and Transformer. How can I make it stick - meaning, I want all my future newly made Connection points to be associated with a Fuse and the newly made Fuses to be ''automatically'' associated with Transformers. If I understand correctly the only way to do this is to create a custom Attribute rule? Or by creating Junction-Junction Connectivity rule after setting an association role (for connection point, fuse, transformer) and then adding the role? Or is it both these ways depending on the situation? Sorry If I answered my question or if I sound chaotic. I am just learning the language of UN hence this straightforward question.
Thank you very much in advance!
Regardless of how you create associations you'll have to have your network features configured with the correct rules to allow for associations + any association roles also need to get set (depending on the association type used). Then you have to decide how you will create your associations.
There are many options available for creating associations between network features:
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