Hi
I created a feature template (building layout 101'x193') that I would like to use across many states. But I noticed that the dimensions are different if using the template in South Dakota Vs Nebraska
let's say I create the template in SD, if I use it in NE, then the dimensions are (104x200), IA I get (106x204).
My question is: is it possible to create a feature template that will return CONSISTENT dimensions regardless of the state you are in?
Thanks
I wonder if what you're seeing with different dimensions in different states has to do with your coordinate system and distortions if using a projected coordinate system.
yes most likely, but would you know of a way to create a feature (101'x193') using feature template regardless of where you are?
So I used Web Mercator Auxillary Sphere for my Map View, created a new feature class with the same coordinate system, then created a 101'x193' polygon feature, selected that one polygon and created a preset template for the measured polygon. THEN created new features using the preset template all across the US and Australia. Measured the width and length of each polygon - 101'x193'. That seems to work...
Yes, but my problem is that I also need to add lines based on survey data (see image below. Back of property line is 95', if I use the Edit/Distance tool and type 95... it doesn't match).
I which we could have the option to CHOOSE between Planar and Geodesic when editing Web Mercator Auxillary Sphere data
I understand Dominic - you may want to consider adding an ArcGIS Pro Idea for the option to choose between planar and geodesic when using the Web Mercator coordinate system. That way others who feel similar may vote it up.
will do. Thanks @Robert_LeClair for looking into this👍