Latest Contributions by Scott_Harris

@ccowin_odfw Try this: Select an existing annotation feature that has the symbol you want. Open Manage Templates > New > click Template From Feature    From the template properties dialog, you can modify the annotation's text if you want, give it a name, etc. > click OK When you go to use the new template, it may look like there's a problem with the template - giving a warning about a bad symbol attribute (I'm actually not sure why this is quite yet) - but the template should  work to create new annotation features using the desired symbol. ... View more

Hover over the icon to reveal a tooltip. What does it say? It's possible that you have scale dependent visibility on the layer: ... View more

@VanessaSimps  Just going by the error, it could have something to do with the relationship class, which can have their own Split Policy. Look into how the relationship class is modeled and make sure the database user has the proper permissions to edit the table/feature class that is part of the relationship class. Since it's not happening on every split, is there a pattern? Example: A feature that is failing to split has a related record, and a feature that successfully splits does not have a related record? If you can't figure it out, please consider contacting Esri Technical Support for assistance. ... View more

@EvanThoms ah I understand now. Sorry I don't have an answer for you. Perhaps your best bet would be to contact Esri Technical Support to report it and perhaps see if others have asked a similar question about it: https://support.esri.com/en-us/contact ... View more

Hi @MaryElliott  This sounds like something the software can already do when using a Topology. Can you please clarify why the "Must Not Have Dangles" topology rule isn't the same as what you describe. See more information here: https://pro.arcgis.com/en/pro-app/latest/help/editing/geodatabase-topology-rules-for-polyline-features.htm#ESRI_SECTION1_D111AE311AFB4DE4ABA90BC12EE8C605     ... View more

If I'm following, the 'Boundary Must Be Covered By' rule is telling you the polygon with OID 12 doesn't have a line covering the boundary of it. The specific line you want to cover it would be unknown to the software. One example of where DestClassID would be used is when there is a 'Must Not Overlap' rule and there are two known polygons that overlap. ... View more

...necessitating a time consuming single vertex deletion or a vertex deletion along with a vertex move...  Thanks for the additional info. Regarding your statement on deleting and moving a vertex being time consuming: maybe you know this already, but if the sketch is still active, you can enter into vertex editing mode by hovering over a vertex (or segment) until the cursor changes from sketch mode to vertex editing mode, and then move the vertex where you wanted to place it, or right click to delete it from the context menu: Another FYI, this feature can be turned off from the editing toolbar: As for a reason why right-click isn't the default for finishing a sketch, I assume because the context menu has a lot of functionality while sketching. Perhaps turning off double-click to finish a sketch, and strictly using F2 or the toolbar (or map esri_editing_FinishSketch to another key using Accelerator) is an alternative solution to unwanted vertices.     ... View more

@ColeSutton11  I set up the same accelerator for Reverse Direction on my end and I don't see a problem in ArcGIS Pro 3.1 I'm not sure what could be different about your system, but if you still need help on it, consider reaching out to Esri Technical Support https://support.esri.com/en/contact-tech-support ... View more

I know this is an old Idea, but wanted to let users know they can do what is described here by using the Align Edge tool in ArcGIS Pro: https://pro.arcgis.com/en/pro-app/latest/help/editing/align-topology-edges.htm ... View more

@JaimeSáezPrat check the layer properties for the Points. It sounds like you have them 'On the ground' and need them to be 'At an absolute height' ... View more

@JohnnyZiem  Along with @CarlMorrison said, you may also consider using the Trace tool to trace along another line for a specified distance. GIF:   ... View more

@JohnnyZiem  One idea: Use the Replace Geometry tool and then use the Perpendicular command on the sketch context menu (while hovering over the line segment that you need to be perpendicular to). Or instead of using the perpendicular command, you can use Inference to create perpendicular lines: -Scott     ... View more

@ccowin_odfw I'm just curious, is the data being projected on the fly? is it in a GCS? ... View more