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does the neighboring parcel have a vertex in the same spot?
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08-19-2022
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hmm. I haven't used the parcel drafter or the enterprise tools in general - I am the only editor for my organization so it would be overkill 🙂
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08-16-2022
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for sure, I'd love to see what other people that came from the old parcel fabric are doing as well.
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08-16-2022
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so I have a really similar workflow for the period of time the calendar year and our tax year are out of sync and I have to keep future data out of the production data will become our semi-annual tax year release. I just created new parcel fabric types called "future_tax", "future_lots" etc that fit my needs. I sketch everything there, build the fabric, and when the calendars sync back up I mark the old parcels historic and copy/paste from the "future" layers. This functions similarly to having parcels suspended in construction in the old parcel fabric. except this way you can actually use the align tools if you need to rotate/move the parcels when you sketch it in versus having to wait. w/r/t using the new traverse tool to make multiple parcels at the same time: you really can't the way we used to in the old fabric. this new traverse tool is more analogous to the traverse tool in vanilla ArcMap, not the parcel fabric version if you ever used that. what I have taken to doing is entering the calls for the boundary with all the breaks, then using the construct tool with the calls entered in the attributes pane if it's something simple like a 2 or 3 lot subdivision. big multi-lot subdivisions require a bit more work, and my workflow is generally like this: 1: enter calls for the subdivision boundary in subdivision layer, add seed for subdivision polygon 2: manually copy the subdivision lines to the tax layer or lot layer 3: use the divide tool on the boundary in the tax/lot layer to set up the outer boundaries 4a: enter street centerlines calls and use the copy parallel tool to generate blocks ---or--- 4b: enter interior lot line calls using the traverse tool to construct blocks 5: use create features to create lot lines between interior and exterior boundaries
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08-15-2022
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you should probably just do this by hand. the align tools work sometimes, but they're not always perfect. i end up having to manually align my parcels half the time because of unpredictable behavior or the tools just flat out not working.
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08-02-2022
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@AmirBar-Maor I submitted a ticket but I'd have to submit my entire production database if I wanted to make sure it was reproducible, given that if I export out the features I'm working on it might "fix" this specific problem. if there's a place for me to upload +/- 1gb data I'll do it. still wish I could disable z values since that seems to be the only commonality and my organization doesn't use them at all
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Please consider adding a list of what features made the Align Parcel tool fail or clarifying the language in the error message. I have run into this issue multiple times where I'm running Repair Geometry on every single feature class and wasting a good amount of my time on what feels like a wild goose chase to figure out what made the tool fail. I've been working on figuring out what made Align Parcel fail all morning and it's still failing after this last round of running Repair Geometry on the parcel fabric feature classes in my display. Put simply - I should not have to start from scratch every time there is a rogue null Z value somewhere that I simply cannot find or does not exist. The error message gives me no hints to where this null Z value exists, if it exists, why the Repair Geometry tool could not find & fix it, or what index it's referring to. This vagueness is intensely frustrating and desperately needs to be rectified. I entered this subdivision from scratch as the CAD sketch provided by the developer was corrupted, and now it appears that those hours of work was for nothing.
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07-05-2022
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yeah 😞 it might be a bug! I'm not with ESRI but it might be worth opening a ticket.
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05-17-2022
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I've noticed this as well when I have a very shallow (nearly a straight line) curve. I've manually fixed it in my feature class, but I'm not sure how well that would work for a DWG
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05-17-2022
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I got this message again trying to use the align parcels tool. It is extremely unhelpful. I'll try running Repair Geometry, as I recall that might solve the problem, but without knowing exactly what has the null z value that's causing the tool to fail I pretty much have to go individually move ~100 parcels and their associated lines by hand. Anyone else have any ideas of how to bulk remove null z values? I wish I could just turn off all that. We don't use elevation data at all in my organization.
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that might honestly be my problem. I noticed that I had a similar extremely short line that was messing up my build after the problem I posted about. looking forward to the fixes and new tools in 2.9!!
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04-11-2022
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If I still had the uncorrected version I would send a copy to support, unfortunately it's long gone. Next time I run into this (and I might, who knows I have 7 more 2023 subdivisions to digitize right now and if this one is any indication of what's to come, lmao) Thank you for the seed refresher, though. I almost always have build plan as my default because I ran into parcels not building outside of the extent too often, haha
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03-25-2022
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@jcarlson Sometimes that will work to clear odd behavior (like when the ribbon stops responding) but that didn't clear that one for me. @JeffWard I avoid that tool if I can avoid it! pretty easy to mess up, imo. @AmirBar-Maor I have done that by accident before, but not this time. I found at least one spot where a line overlapped another and the endpoint was snapped to a vertex instead of the other line's endpoint but that was only the case for one of the parcels that did not build. the ultimate route I took was to sketch in the polygons, which isn't great but in my case there were only a handful and my lines were straight off the plat. Thank you for the heads up about the new label class for seeds, I have custom label expressions and will need to back those up before updating to the new version. Is there anything parcel seed specific that I might need to worry about? I also have custom symbology that I absolutely can't lose. Fwiw those are already backed up elsewhere but knowing ahead of time that I'm going to have readjust everything would be tremendously helpful.
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