Latest Contributions by JasonCamerano

Hey Ruth, that's a good enhancement idea.  We will take that under consideration.   In the meantime a workaround is that you can take a screen shot of he page and just use MSPaint or other software to rotate the images and put them together in a large image and load that.   ... View more

Hey @JohnCoddHere  The Floor Order field is simply a LONG field nothing else special.  It does not need to be set up as a required field and it can accept NULL values. The only behaviors that happen when the Floor Order field is created on both lines and polygons is that when running the Duplicate Parcels tool and using the Floor Order field as the Update Field, the lines will be duplicated for each iteration.  The behavior for Duplicate Parcels when using any other field the lines will not be duplicated, only the polygon.  So to answer your questions individually:  1. The field can be empty (null) and back-filled 2. The 3D visualization is up to you how NULL Floor Order values are presented.  You can set up the extrusion method however you please.  3. Long does not have to have a DEFAULT value.  It can be null.  You can set up a default value if you like meaning that all parcel polys and/or lines can always default to 0.  But that is not required.  4.  We cover strata parcels in this MeetUp briefly:  https://community.esri.com/t5/arcgis-parcel-fabric-videos/meetup-introduction-to-record-driven-workflows/m-p/1322272#M139 You can also find more info here:  https://pro.arcgis.com/en/pro-app/latest/help/data/parcel-editing/createstrataparcels.htm   ... View more

This will not require a version upgrade of the fabric.  It will be an opt in per parcel type and existing users will have a way to modify their fields of an existing parcel type to take advantage of this behavior.  We are actively working on this enhancement at the moment.  ... View more

We do not recommend deleting historic data you can utilize the gaps and overlaps tools currently to find where current parcels overlap with one another.  However, we are working on a new enhancement that will allow for subtypes to be utilized with historic parcels.  This way you can apply topology rules between subtypes which will make what your describing more manageable.  ... View more

Hey @Heather_Campbell  That's odd, I'm not seeing that on my end.  When you created templates and symbology, did you have features in the map for all the types?  I've seen issues where things get skewed if those features don't exist in the map. After I create the seed symbology the Templates all look good...   Maybe if you want to record your process and send me a video either on here or via email I could take a look. Thanks, Jason ... View more

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

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.  ... View more

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. ... View more

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.  ... View more