Latest Contributions by JasonCamerano

Hey Everyone, Thank you everyone who attended! Here is the recording of this weeks MeetUp! Welcome to the first ArcGIS Parcel Fabric Meet-up of 2025 In this meet-up Elisse Deleissegues from the County of Maui and associates from Pro-West will present their journey into the ArcGIS parcel fabric. Parcel Management Maui: Overcoming Obstacles, Lessons Learned, & Gaining Wisdom Find out how Maui County overcame challenges with parcel management and our unique journey to achieving efficient, independent parcel maintenance on a modern technology platform. We will dive into how we turned things around after facing numerous obstacles over the years, lessons learned from adapting to technological advances, and how the 2023 Maui wildfires impacted the future of parcel management across the State of Hawai’i. Finally, we will share our vision for the future that has resulted in a system that meets our needs and allows us to move forward with programs beyond land records.

Cool. And this is all the same in 3.3.1 so that's perfect.

Hey @JohnCodd Can you try moving the yellow moving symbol the area of the moving feature you want to snap? Here's an example. I've selected all the lines and points of this feature, right clicked and chose MOVE The yellow dot appears in the center Now holding down the CTRL key and clicking on the yellow dot you can now move it around I've now moved it to the corner of the moving features Click and holding on the yellow dot I am now moving the feature and it will snap to other features in the map. Hopefully this answers your question! If not feel free to clarify anything.

Hey@-_Ashley-B-Potter_- Would you be able to share more info on what is happening with your data? You could also private message me with the data and workflow and I can take a look. It could also be used to consider enhancing the tool to support a template feature.

‎01-10-2025

Hello @ThomasHoman I contacted Michael Davidson the other blog author and here was his response: "ArcGIS for AutoCAD supports projection on the fly. You can assign the desired coordinate system to a drawing, and then feature services you read in will be projected on the fly (at the server, not in CAD) when added to the drawing. When you synchronize changes to parcel fabric layers back up to ArcGIS Enterprise, then projection on the fly will again be performed so that the changes made in CAD are re-projected (again, done by server, not in CAD) to the coordinate system assigned to the feature service layer. Here's a StoryMap that includes an annotated how-to video for setting the coordinate system in the CAD drawing (see "Getting Ready for Feature Layer Editing"): https://storymaps.arcgis.com/stories/c5398e8de699462f80c942c727210cfc" Dan Wade the other blog author took a look as well, and pointed out important caveats here: "1. The coordinate systems the customer refers to for desired use in CAD appear to be custom coordinate systems. That is okay as long as the custom coordinate system (including scale factor) are packaged up in a .prj. ArcGIS for AutoCAD can read in .prj files and assign the full WKT to the drawing. 2. However, they would also need to know and specify a datum transformation that goes between the coordinate system assigned to the layer on the feature service and the coordinate system assigned in the CAD drawing. This latter part may not be workable. ArcGIS for AutoCAD supports specificying datum transformations (https://doc.arcgis.com/en/arcgis-for-autocad/latest/commands-api/esri-coordsys-datumtransformations-set.htm), but would require WKIDs for the transformation steps." As for your last question, I'm not certain on any training module in the works for this capability at the moment.

‎01-08-2025

Hey Everyone! Have you ever received a DWG file? Have you ever had trouble trying to figure out which lines you need to copy into your parcel fabric? Have you ever thought it would be easier if the CAD users could directly create lines in the Parcel Fabric through their CAD Software? Well, I'd like to share this blog with you! Using the capabilities of a free download, ArcGIS For AutoCAD you can directly consume layers from a Parcel Fabric Feature service in you CAD software, change to a new version directly in CAD, perform your edits, sync those edits and then the user in ArcGIS Pro can change to that version and see all the new lines that were created in CAD. Then utilizing all the Parcel tools in Pro they can complete the record driven workflow and build the the full parcel geometries. You can find all this information and more on this blog authored by Michael Davidson, Dan Wade and myself here: Connect GIS and CAD teams on parcel fabric workflows using ArcGIS for AutoCAD I hope you all find this useful!

‎12-19-2024

Hello @NabilDroby1 Thanks for the post. This was a bug that happened at 3.1. We did fix that in the first patch we released for that version, 3.1.1. Please download that and let me know if that fixes the problem. https://community.esri.com/t5/arcgis-pro-documents/arcgis-pro-3-1-patch-1-is-now-available/ta-p/1276363 https://support.esri.com/en-us/bug/when-using-the-traverse-tool-export-arcmap-traverse-fil-bug-000156663

‎12-10-2024

Hope everyone has had a great year! And as always we like to have a wrap up MeetUp every December to reflect on the year in Parcels. Here's a recording of that event. Take a look back at how the Parcel Fabric has evolved over the year, and all the events that have taken place throughout 2024. We here at esri hope you all have a happy holidays and a great new year! Here's to another great year of Parcels in 2025 Here some of the links shown during the video: Barbados Modernizes Land Administration with Geospatial Technology Jefferson County's GIS Transformation in the Assessor’s Office How Oklahoma County Modernized Land Records & Streamlined Workflows with ArcGIS Parcel Fabric And please take a minute to fill out our short end of year survey! This feedback is very important to us. 2024 ArcGIS Parcel Fabric End of Year Survey

‎11-12-2024

Hey Parcel People! Thanks for all who attended the meetup this morning! Here's the video recording of the meetup. In this What's New Meetup you'll see: - Enhancements to the Traverse pane to support entering internal angles - When moving a parcel point you can now maintain the shape of the line along its edge regardless of vertices along the line - When adding a fabric to the map you can now choose how you want the layers to be presented, for editing or publishing - Enhancements to Parcel Lineage visualizations - New Geoprocessing tool for finding gaps and overlaps allowing you to script the tool and now being able to find gaps and overlaps between different parcel layers - New Geoprocessing tool for finding adjacent points allowing you to find close points and overlapping parcel points - Enhancements to how you can configure the Manage Records Pane - New field triggers for attribute rules - Versioning tools can now be embedded in Tasks with the enhancements to how versioning is contextualized - And more! Thank you again for attending

‎10-22-2024

@-_Ashley-B-Potter_- would you be able to send the video again, I am unable to access it.

‎10-15-2024

Yea, those will pick them up if added to the project. I added it and it's there now

‎10-15-2024

Hey Lucas, Good suggestion. I noticed the Divide tool if done on Polygons has this dropdown seen in the picture below. If this would be done for the Lines distance units, would that solve your issue?

‎10-15-2024

Would you be able to grab a video of the workflow you are experiencing this issue and post it here or private message me?

‎10-08-2024

Enjoy the recording of the latest MeetUp! When Oklahoma County began the process of modernizing and streamlining parcel management by implementing the parcel fabric, they were prepared for a large-scale project that would deliver value to the County, its staff and residents. But that project was just the start. Learn how the County has leveraged its parcel data in the fabric to deploy valuable land records solutions and dashboards, grow GIS across the County, build and expand a robust team, and what’s next for land records management at Oklahoma County.

‎10-08-2024

For the the first issue, you'll notice you have more than 2000 parcel features assosciated to that record. There is a configurable limit to how many parcels a record can have before we do not generate a geometry for the Record. That limit is by default 2000. We do this to improve performance and not have record features that are incredibly large. This will not affect any record driven workflows if the Record has no geometry. All the parcels are still properly associated / retired from that record. As for the duplicate names, yes this is a bug and if you can find a way to reproduce it we would like to know how it happened. We have noticed that sometimes Create Parcel Records GP tool will create duplicate records and there is a fix coming in for 3.4 to address that. Thanks for the feedback!

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Latest Contributions by JasonCamerano

MeetUp: Parcel Management Maui: Overcoming Obstacles, Lessons Learned, & Gaining Wisdom

Re: Move Multiple selected features from multiple selectable feature classes uniformly with snapping

Re: Move Multiple selected features from multiple selectable feature classes uniformly with snapping

Re: Divide Tool Feature Template or Inherit Original Parcel Attributes

Re: How Can CAD Teams Directly Collaborate With GIS Teams

How Can CAD Teams Directly Collaborate With GIS Teams

Re: Traverse File "Breaks" on Import???

MeetUp: End of Year Parcel Fabric Meet-Up 2024

MeetUp: What's New - Parcel Fabric ArcGIS Pro 3.4!

Re: Active record

Re: Divide Tool Accepts Unit Overrides Like Traverse Tool

Re: Divide Tool Accepts Unit Overrides Like Traverse Tool

Re: Active record

MeetUp: Oklahoma County's Journey to the ArcGIS Parcel Fabric

Re: Record phenomenon... HELP!

Re: Move Multiple selected features from multiple ...

Re: How Can CAD Teams Directly Collaborate With GI...

How Can CAD Teams Directly Collaborate With GIS Te...

Re: Traverse File "Breaks" on Import???

MeetUp: End of Year Parcel Fabric Meet-Up 2024