Latest Contributions by JasonCamerano

Hello @tidewateras  I have two ideas that might help you accomplish your desired workflow. 1. Utilize the on-screen constraints.  When on you can actually access the direction and distance display and type them in.  Once you see the constraints, click Tab and you will now be in the direction, type the value, hit enter and then type the distance and hit enter and the segment will be created (you can use a polyline too).   2. Another option is to incorporate the Traverse tool in a Task.  You can create a step in Tasks that will host the Traverse pane.  Enter in all your courses.  And then when the step ends you can have it automatically select all the features you created in the traverse pane.  Then have it automatically run the Merge tool, merging them all together into a single poly line.  Here is some doc on how to create a Task:  https://pro.arcgis.com/en/pro-app/latest/help/tasks/whatistask.htm and here's a video of a Tech Workshop from a past user conference https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R4GEFwMIu-M Let me know if you have any additional questions.  Thanks!   ... View more

Hello Cathy,  This "Split Parcel Lines" is an option available for Parcel Fabrics and is accessible only when an there is an active record.  Here is the documentation for Dividing a Parcel in the parcel fabric:  https://pro.arcgis.com/en/pro-app/latest/help/data/parcel-editing/divideparcelworkflow.htm This option is available at 3.5 and it was first released in ArcGIS Pro 3.3.  I've also noticed you say the tool is greyed out.  Are you using the Parcel Fabric? Do you have an active record? ... View more

Hey Ruth, that's a good enhancement idea.  We will take that under consideration.   In the meantime a workaround is that you can take a screen shot of he page and just use MSPaint or other software to rotate the images and put them together in a large image and load that.   ... View more

Hey @LearnThenShare_JC  The Floor Order field is simply a LONG field nothing else special.  It does not need to be set up as a required field and it can accept NULL values. The only behaviors that happen when the Floor Order field is created on both lines and polygons is that when running the Duplicate Parcels tool and using the Floor Order field as the Update Field, the lines will be duplicated for each iteration.  The behavior for Duplicate Parcels when using any other field the lines will not be duplicated, only the polygon.  So to answer your questions individually:  1. The field can be empty (null) and back-filled 2. The 3D visualization is up to you how NULL Floor Order values are presented.  You can set up the extrusion method however you please.  3. Long does not have to have a DEFAULT value.  It can be null.  You can set up a default value if you like meaning that all parcel polys and/or lines can always default to 0.  But that is not required.  4.  We cover strata parcels in this MeetUp briefly:  https://community.esri.com/t5/arcgis-parcel-fabric-videos/meetup-introduction-to-record-driven-workflows/m-p/1322272#M139 You can also find more info here:  https://pro.arcgis.com/en/pro-app/latest/help/data/parcel-editing/createstrataparcels.htm   ... View more

This will not require a version upgrade of the fabric.  It will be an opt in per parcel type and existing users will have a way to modify their fields of an existing parcel type to take advantage of this behavior.  We are actively working on this enhancement at the moment.  ... View more

We do not recommend deleting historic data you can utilize the gaps and overlaps tools currently to find where current parcels overlap with one another.  However, we are working on a new enhancement that will allow for subtypes to be utilized with historic parcels.  This way you can apply topology rules between subtypes which will make what your describing more manageable.  ... View more