Latest Contributions by DanHopkins

Hello @hm_stella  There is not a specific sequence to running the tools. When you executed the Apply Building Offsets tool, which rule file did you specify for the Rule File parameter? For example, in the TM50_BuildingOffsets.xml, certain StructurePoints within a distance (e.g. 50 Meters) of a TransportationGroundCurves feature will receive a ABO_Rotation value. Do you have StructurePoints features within the search distance? Out of curiosity, what version of ArcGIS Pro are you using? Regards, Dan ... View more

Hi DaynedeGroot,   What version of ArcGIS Pro are you using?   Do you have a feature layer in your map?   What types of layers do you have in your map?   Regards, Dan ... View more

Hi Juan, Thank you for reaching out through the Esri Community. I am not able to reproduce the issue raised by Andrew. Are you able to provide the data? Have you run the Integrate tool using the Cutting Features and Target Features parameter values to help ensure spatial integrity before using this tool. This is especially important when complex polygon features are involved. Does the Check Geometry tool report any issues? Regards, Dan ... View more

Hi Andrew,   I am sorry you are encountering issues with the Split Features GP tool.   I work on the ArcGIS Production Mapping and ArcGIS Defense Mapping Teams. I usually monitor those places in GeoNet. I just saw your question in Geoprocessing.   Can you please answer the following questions: 1. What version of ArcGIS Pro are you using? 2. The cuttingfeature and mapping feature classes reside in a file geodatabase or enterprise geodatabase? 3. What is the coordinate system of the cuttingfeature and mapping layers? 4. Would you be able to provide the mapping feature class? 5. If you were able to successfully execute the Split Features GP tool, what would have been the next step in your workflow for the features in the mapping feature class that are within the cuttingfeature boundary?   I hope to hear from you.   Regards, Dan       ... View more

Hi Ciara, Esri does not have a separate patch update for ArcGIS Server. The MCS_WMMPatch_2020-2025.EXE updates the WMM.xml on your desktop machine with the latest coefficients. You will need to copy the updated WMM.xml from your desktop machine to your server machine. Please do the following: 1. Execute the MCS_WMMPatch_2020-2025.EXE on a machine running Mapping and Charting Solutions (MCS) 10.5 Desktop. 2. On the Desktop machine, using File Explorer, navigate to C:\Program Files (x86)\ArcGIS\EsriProductionMapping\Desktop10.5\Bin. In the Bin folder you will see an xml file called WMM.xml. After the update, it should now have a date of 1/23/2020 with a File Size of 23KB. Make a copy of this file. You are going to copy this file to your machine running MCS 10.5 Server. 3. Before you copy, as a precaution, you might want to stop your service on your ArcGIS Server machine. 4. On the Server machine, using File Explorer, copy the updated WMM.xml to C:\Program Files\ArcGIS\EsriProductionMappingServer\Server10.5\Bin 5. Restart your service. Sorry for the awkward solution. Regards, Dan  ... View more

Hi Azran, Thank you for attaching the screenshots. Launch ArcMap and open a brand new Untitled.mxd. In the Catalog window, browse to your cross-reference database and add the FieldMapping table to your map. Open the FieldMapping table and browse to the DatasetMapID that corresponds to the B_Buildings_A_Source feature class. Are the fields created_user, created_date, last_edited_user, and last_edited_date present in the SourceField and TargetField columns? What version of ArcMap are you using? Regards, Dan ... View more

Hi Bill, Thank you for your question. The ArcGIS Pro web-help that is available at ArcGIS Pro help—ArcGIS Pro | Documentation reflects the latest version of ArcGIS Pro which is currently 2.6 which became available to customers on 7/28/2020. As you can see from the web-help, there have been some enhancements made to Export. The ArcGIS Pro Development Team added new panes for exporting and printing maps and layouts and is talked about in the What's new in ArcGIS Pro 2.5—ArcGIS Pro | Documentation As you can see from the Export to TIFF—ArcGIS Pro | Documentation, the 'Write world file' property is not available for Layouts or 3D Views. Using ArcGIS Pro 2.6, I created a new project and selected Map under Blank Templates. I added some point, line, polygon feature classes to the map. In ArcGIS Pro 2.6, I clicked the Project tab and within the Export group, clicked Map and the Export pane appears. On the Export pane, under File, I specified 'TIFF' for the File Type and under TIFF Settings I checked on 'Write world file'. I clicked Export and then brought the exported TIFF into my map. The exported TIFF appeared as I expected. I am not encountering 'the exported image is always a clip of the center of the map that I am  working with' issue. Perhaps the issue that you are encountering has been addressed. Can you upgrade to ArcGIS Pro 2.6? If you choose to continue to use ArcGIS Pro 2.3.1, each release of ArcGIS Pro comes with a help installer that you can install. The installed help reflects the current version of ArcGIS Pro installed on your machine.   Regards, Dan ... View more

Hi Jennifer, Will you be collecting features using ArcMap or ArcGIS Pro? Regards, Dan ... View more

You are welcome Haley! ... View more

Hi Rowan, The ArcGIS Pro Layout Team has addressed your issue. I have tested with the latest build of ArcGIS Pro 2.6. The issue is addressed. Cheers, Dan ... View more