Hi! Can you recommend a best practice to export Sewer UN network so that the sewers look like they are in geometric network with the manholes. After a recent introduction of Pipe Connections Sewer Devices and Manhole Channels association the Manholes look like they are disconnected from the Sewer Mains.
Sewer UN model nowI want to make them look and when they are exported to be like they been before that:
Any ideas, recommnedations, advices are welcome!
Best!
Milko
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@MilkoVelichkov - Two ways that come to mind involve using geoprocessing tools.
Both ways have their own advantages and disadvantages.
1) Using the "Create Associations Lines" tool in the UDMS toolbox (https://github.com/Esri/Utility-Data-Management-Support-Tools/tree/3.1)
The tool allows you to create lines for different types of associations.
The good thing about this is creates a new dataset with data that you could use to symbolize different lines differently so that you can matches them up with the other lines symbology.
2) Use the "Synthesize Geometry" option in the Trace Tool. This option is exposed when you select the output type **bleep** aggregated lines.
Note this will create an aggregated geometry and is good for visualization purposes.
Original
Aggregated Geometry
@MilkoVelichkov - Two ways that come to mind involve using geoprocessing tools.
Both ways have their own advantages and disadvantages.
1) Using the "Create Associations Lines" tool in the UDMS toolbox (https://github.com/Esri/Utility-Data-Management-Support-Tools/tree/3.1)
The tool allows you to create lines for different types of associations.
The good thing about this is creates a new dataset with data that you could use to symbolize different lines differently so that you can matches them up with the other lines symbology.
2) Use the "Synthesize Geometry" option in the Trace Tool. This option is exposed when you select the output type **bleep** aggregated lines.
Note this will create an aggregated geometry and is good for visualization purposes.
Original
Aggregated Geometry