Latest Contributions by Robert_LeClair

In your Layout View to the right of the scale box is a Snapping button to click.  If it turns blue, you've enabled snapping.  From there, you can choose to snap to guides and/or elements.  I'm using ArcGIS Pro BETA 2.1 for testing. ... View more

Correct.  The way to set a coordinate system for a feature class is through geoprocessing. ... View more

At ArcGIS Pro BETA 2.1, you cannot connect to the root directory.  In the BETA help it states, "ArcGIS Pro does not support adding folder connections to the project that access the root node of any disk, for example, C:\ or D:\." ... View more

Just a guess here - but ArcMap as it was designed used the minus side to signify E and S for coordinate systems.  In Pro, the Developers made it more obvious using N-S-E-W designations vs. plus/minus.  I'd say an UI enhancement is all. ... View more

Granted, not a replacement for existing functionality.  Hopeful this behavior gets added to the next release of Pro. ... View more

I emailed the Esri Pro Dev Team about this and they've added it to the list of items for the Pro 2.2 release. ... View more

In my BETA copy of Pro 2.1, you can add a vertex to a connector line and reshape the view of the model.  Or select the input data and move it an offset location - Pro will add the "jog" for you.  Further, you can position your Input Data-GP tools-intermediate data in any orientation you wish.  Then select all the graphics and click the Lock Element button on the View Group of the ModelBuilder tab.  Then when you click Auto Layout, it doesn't reorient left to right at all. ... View more

I'm working with a BETA copy of Pro 2.1 and do not see the "export to graphics" command in the UI.  One option is to use the Snipping Tool from the Windows OS and export to graphic that way.  I'll be curious to see if FINAL Pro 2.1 has the "export to graphics" functionality. ... View more

Vincent - in my ArcGIS Pro 2.1 BETA copy, it appears you can add, move, and delete leader lines using the Annotation tool in the Modify Features pane.  From what I hear, Pro 2.1 will be out January 2018. ... View more

A few options - update your video driver by going to Device Manager -> Display Adapter.  Jot down the make/model of your video card and go to the manufacturer's website to download/install new driver.  Does Pro crash?  Second, delete/rename the ESRI folder in the following windows path: C:\Users\<user profile>\AppData\Roaming C:\Users\<user profile>\AppData\Local Still crashing?  Pls advise. ... View more

Hello Kate!  I have not been able to research the issue further as I've been traveling/teaching classes quite a bit.  You may want to call Esri Support Services and file an incident in order to get a more timely resolution.  In the meantime, I'll take a gander at internal resources to see what I can discover. ... View more

Great!  Keep me posted on your progress and I'll research what I can to assist you with resolving this issue. ... View more

Ooooohhhhhh...now I understand what you're talking about.  So the multipatch buildings are not "cutting" the line of sight lines created by the LOS GP tool nor creating a Point of Obstruction point feature class at the point of obstruction (i.e. the buildings).  I wonder if there's issues with your DTM, multipatch or something else.  Try this - ensure that all of your data is in the same projection vs. some layers projecting on the fly.  Second, convert your DTM to a new raster layer in the same projection as the other data.  Third, maybe there's an issue with your multipatch.  How was it created? ... View more

Understand - last thing you may want to review is this thread - interesting things about SQL Server (if you use that RDBMS) and deleting and/or renaming Esri folders - could be worth a try - https://community.esri.com/thread/190605-arcmap-105-slow-performance ... View more

ArcMap 10.2.1 does not support Windows 10 OS so the upgrade to 10.4 in your case would resolve most of these issues.  One thing to try is opening your 10.2 *.mxds in 10.4 ArcMap and "Save As" a new *.mxd.  Then delete the old ones. ... View more