Latest Contributions by Scott_Harris

Hey Evan, Good to hear you have a workaround. Expect a fix for the issue with editing tools launched from the Quick Access Toolbar in a future release of ArcGIS Pro. Thanks, Scott ... View more

Hi Jim, You could actually use the Rectangle tool to create lines, and then perform some cleanup with Split and delete: --- Or if you don't want to do ANY cleanup, you can get fancy with a construction tool like Direction-Direction on the Edit toolbar - note that I'm toggling between the construction tools: Line > Direction-Direction > back to Line There are probably other ways too. One thing to note, when I'm setting the Direction, I have my direction units set to quadrant bearing and I'm using the numeric codes for the quadrants, but you can use polar units if that's easier. Does that help? Scott ... View more

Hi Barbara, It sounds like you can use a Preset Template: Create a preset template—ArcGIS Pro | Documentation  Does that help? Scott ... View more

Hi Evan, Without steps to reproduce, we really can't say if it there is a workaround. I can say that hangs that were found and reported to us since 2.3.2 have been fixed. The most current release is 2.5.2; however, 2.6 is coming soon. If you can narrow down the repro steps, feel free to post them here and I can test further. Thanks, Scott ... View more

Hi Sara, Does the field you are symbolizing on, Class_name, have a domain applied? You can check in the Fields view (right-click on the layer > Design > Fields). If not, then my theory about the domain split policy causing this might be incorrect. If I were you, I would experiment with the Symbology of the layer - perhaps change it to Single Symbol instead of what you currently have. If you can't figure it out - please consider contacting Esri Technical Support Thanks, Scott ... View more

Hi Sara, Based on your screenshot, the symbology does not include "all other values" as a class: Your screenshot: Here is where you can change it: My best guess is when you split the polygons, they are getting null values or another value for the Class_name attribute. If the Class_name field is a domain, you will want to check in the Domain view what the split policy is: If it needs to duplicate when you split, choose Duplicate. Does that help? -Scott ... View more

Hey Craig, In Pro you can create and use Attribute Rules. Your example sounds like a constraint attribute rule. The expression could be something like this: if ($feature.Field1 == other) { If ($feature.Field2 != null) { return true; } else { return false; } } Else { return true; }‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍ -Scott ... View more

Hi Alexander, I tried to reproduce the scenario you described, but so far, I'm not seeing the issue. We probably need more details (exact steps and more details about the scenario). If you need a quick answer, perhaps Esri Technical Support is a good option. Are all of the features that you are trying to edit part of the same layer? Is both editing and snapping checked on in List By Editing and List By Snapping? Maybe try toggling the different snapping agents? Thanks, Scott ... View more

Hey Andrew, We can reproduce this - so we are investigating ways to fix it. The problem is related to using a geographic coordinate system. With a GCS, the Divide tool ends up projecting things behind the scenes, and if there aren't enough vertices to work with, the divide lines may not end up snapping to the edges of the polygon. A  few workarounds: Use a projected coordinate system. Insert vertices using the Generalize tool (densify method), then Divide as normal. After using Divide, you could then use the Simplify method to remove the unnecessary vertices. Do some manual edits (not too difficult with this data since there aren't many vertices): basically add a new line layer to the map > create lines that snap along the edges of the polygon > use Divide on the line > Use Split (interactive) to create splitting lines that snap to the new endpoints. Thanks for the additional details that allowed me to reproduce. Scott ... View more

Lance, I couldn't reproduce a lag with merging parcels on my end. Since this could very well be data or database specific, I would recommend contacting Esri Technical Support - Esri Support Contact Support  They can help narrow down the cause and, if needed, get a reproducible case to the proper development team. Thanks, Scott ... View more

Between steps 3 and 4 I experience the lag I'm assuming you mean after you click the Merge button you experience the lag? ... View more

Hi Lance, Can you share some details about the workflow and data? Using the Merge editing tool found on the Modify Features pane? How many features are you merging? How long does it take? Where is the data stored? examples: in a file geodatabase (FGDB) on a network location? in a local FGDB? in an enterprise geodatabase? Thanks for any additional details, -Scott ... View more

Hi Andrew, I can't reproduce the same problem with Divide. Some questions I have: What version of Pro are you using? What is the coordinate system of the polygon feature class? What is the coordinate system of the map? What is the source of the feature class? (ex, File Geodatabase, SQL Server EGDB, Shapefile, etc.) Does Check Geometry return any problems with the data? - Check Geometry—Data Management toolbox | Documentation  If you take the same polygon feature class and add it to a map in a new project, does Divide work there? Thanks, Scott ... View more

Hi Takahiro, Look into using the Transform tool: Transform features—ArcGIS Pro | Documentation  It will allow you to scale, rotate, skew, translate, and rubbersheet groups of features. It will give you a lot more control over placement than the Scale tool, which by the way, does offer a secondary anchor for snapping by hitting the S key, but it still does maintain the aspect ratio. In the Transform tool, I think the Affine method will work for what you want to do. Does that help? Thanks, Scott ... View more