Direction Arrows

[UchitPatel]

I want to add manual direction arrows to street network. Is it possible without network analyst extention?

Thanks.

Uchit Patel

[JamalNUMAN]

I want to add manual direction arrows to street network. Is it possible without network analyst extention?

Thanks.

Uchit Patel

Hi uchit,

You can show the arrows temporary! use the command "copy parallel" (see the attached images). Unfortunately, the command provided by ET geoTools sounds not to do this without Network Analyst.

hope this helps

regards

Jamal

[UchitPatel]

Jamal,
When i go to editor menu Copy Parallel is disabled. Please help.

Thanks.

Uchit

[JamalNUMAN]

Jamal,
When i go to editor menu Copy Parallel is disabled. Please help.

Thanks.

Uchit

Well, you need to select the features first!

[UchitPatel]

Jamal,

I have down loaded ET GeoTools 10. Now how can I use draw errows to show direction?

Thanks.

Uchit

[JamalNUMAN]

Jamal,

I have down loaded ET GeoTools 10. Now how can I use draw errows to show direction?

Thanks.

Uchit

Hi uchit,

to change the direction:
sure:
- show the arrows using the command (Draw arrows...)
- start editing
- double click the feature that you need change its direction
- right click
- choose Flip
- save the edits, this will reverse the direction.

did i answer your question?

regards

Jamal

[UchitPatel]

Thaks Jamal. It is working.

Uchit

[UchitPatel]

Jamal,

Last week it is working fine. Today all icons are disable except Draw vertices. I want to use Draw arrows...... . Please help me.

Uchit

[JamalNUMAN]

Jamal,

Last week it is working fine. Today all icons are disable except Draw vertices. I want to use Draw arrows...... . Please help me.

Uchit

neither mine! I think it is a license issue!

use the tool "copy parallel" to display permanently the direction!

ArcGIS should have this command as built in!!!!! we all need it

regards

Jamal

[DarrenWiens2]

Just FYI, you can add arrows to lines using ArcMap symbology if you dig deep enough into the properties (use a marker line symbol on top of a simple line symbol).