Latest Contributions by AmirBar-Maor

@AbigailSmith18  When examining which misclose information to display we could not find any justification for showing the misclose direction. Could you please explain why you need to see the misclose direction and how you use this information. If it is really important you can still review it by switching to the CLOSURE tab and setting the Closure method to 'Snap last line to close'. The last course shows the misclose direction and distance. You can copy past the misclose information by right-clicking in the traverse misclose area and pressing 'Copy text'. Most organizations do not use this functionality because it is already stored as a parcel attribute that can be used for QA (Quality Assurance).     ... View more

Help documentation: Find Gaps And Overlaps ... View more

To learn more and make an educated decision it is important first to review these resources: Parcel fabric deployment functionality matrix Publish the parcel fabric to ArcGIS Online     ... View more

  To learn more about this new capability : https://pro.arcgis.com/en/pro-app/latest/help/data/parcel-editing/managerecordspane.htm     ... View more

@MarkWasdahl1  Good news: the geoprocessing tool Project supports parcel fabrics. If the target spatial reference uses a different linear unit, the COGO dimensions will convert the values accordingly. In your case you can: Project one parcel fabric into the spatial reference of your second parcel fabric Use the parcel fabric Append Parcels tool to append one into the other QA: make sure edges align properly, duplicate records were not created etc. Edit: you can still edit the data using 2 different maps: each map with the appropriate spatial reference. One map will be projecting the data on the fly.  ... View more

@RichardFairhurst  Please get in touch with technical support so we can have a look at it. Do you have custom attribute rules? if yes - try to disable them and see if it works. That can help narrow down the issue. Seeing a screenshot of the error is also always helpful. ... View more

@SarahSibbett  If the goal is to find dangles we already have this topology rule for that. Maybe this idea should be deleted and redefined, if still needed. ... View more

Thanks for the input ... View more

@MizukiKayano2 @AlexanderCoster  Do your historic parcels always have historic lines forming a closed loop?  I ask because when you merge parcels, for example, only the shared boundary between the parcels is retired. Would you expect the Build tool to create missing historic lines and missing historic points? probably not. Should it use current lines and current points in addition to the historic lines and points? Or would it make sense to "walk the parcel lineage" back? ... View more

@MizukiKayano2  How can a 'Gap' or an 'Overlap' be defined when working with lines? A line can 'cross' or 'overlap' another line, but I think you are asking to define overlaps and gaps in areas between lines.  Parcel seeds help identify small slivers when zoomed out. You can make their symbol larger if that helps. Please clarify.   ... View more

@MizukiKayano2  We create and update the record geometry when the editor performs operations like Build, Merge, Clip, Divide, and Split. This guarantees good performance as you wouldn't want the record geometry after every edit of a feature controlled by the parcel fabric. Do use the Build command after entering a posting plan?   ... View more

@JasonMcKeefry  We are delighted to know this is exciting for you as well. We are planning to release it in 2025. @DanielStone  - FYI ... View more

Implemented as part of ArcGIS Pro 3.4. Use the geoprocessing tool Find Gaps and Overlaps. ... View more