Latest Contributions by AmirBar-Maor

Regarding "COGO Report/Calculator/Measure" updates... you can register to this meetup: What's New - Parcel Fabric @ArcGIS Pro 2.6 !!! | Meetup  ... View more

It might take a few minutes longer if you have many parcel types. additional rules and large data but not a few hours. Please submit a technical support case so we can have a look to better determine the cause and fix it. Amir ... View more

Assuming your legal description is a 'Metes and Bounds' description, you can also use the Traverse tool to enter curves with Tangent bearings. Benefits of using the traverse tool are mostly: review the misclose ratio, review the calculated COGO area and adjust the misclose between all courses. Use this link to learn more:  Create a traverse—ArcGIS Pro | ArcGIS Desktop - General topic All the tips and tricks you need including a section on Curve Overrides - https://pro.arcgis.com/en/pro-app/help/editing/enter-a-traverse.htm Curves described on a plat or plan may not conform to a single set of curve parameters, such as radius and arc length. Use the following shortcuts to override curve parameters in the Direction, Radius, Arc Length, Chord Length, and Delta Angle fields: Override Keystroke Use in grid field Example Tangent bearing curve tb or TB Direction 41-56-06-4tb (using quadrant bearing) Radial bearing curve rb or RB Direction 41-56-06rb (using north azimuth and degrees-minutes-seconds) Chord bearing curve cb or CB Direction 41-56-06cb (using north azimuth and degrees-minutes-seconds) Chord length c or C Arc Length and Delta Angle 25.01c Delta (central angle) d or D Arc Length and Chord Length 90-59-59d Arc length A or a Chord Length and Delta Angle 25.01a ... View more

Thanks Dan,  I would suggest you submit a seperate idea to expose curve parameters at the shape level (Entry Direction, Exit direction,  Radius, ArcLength, Chord, central angle, Tangent Bearings, Center point location, Mid point location, side: R/L). I would think that it would also be useful to expose in Arcade for Attribute Rules, Labeling and Symbology. The above might work for true curves. If you want to fit a true curve to given geometry there is already a Geoprocessing  tool for that called Simplify By Straight Lines And Circular Arcs ... View more

Hello Joe, Could you please describe: 1. When the Curve Calculator is used? 2. Why is it used? This would be very helpful for us. Thanks, Amir ... View more

Thanks for notifying Frank. It should work now. Amir ... View more

Once you have an active record you can: 1. Select parcel features (polygons, lines, points) 2. Press on the Assign Selection To Record command which is in the Active Record menu. ... View more

With Attribute Rules Constraint you can prevent a feature creation that does not meet an expression evaluation (for example - must not be NULL). With Tasks you can achieve a similar behavior by adding a versification action and a SQL quesry as Jason Camerano‌ is pointing out. This will prevent the user from proceeding to the next step if the selection (based on attribute SQL query expression) is not met. For example you can try to select the cases that you don't want to see and make sure the number of selected features is equal to zero.  ... View more