Great stuff! Time saver for sure. In my case with polygons!

Thank you, this saved me like hours of work!!!

Thank you you are fantastic

Can you still convert graphics to a feature similar to Arcmap?

Finally found someone that goes through the basics. thank you.

Thank you

Awesome content! Thank you!

I created a polygon and applied a buffer to it. I needed to edit vertices on the polygon but the buffer did not update to the new shape. Is it possible to have the buffer update if the polygon shape changes?

This was Great!!!!!,

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My focus in GIS is using Network Analyst Routing to organize workflow. When social media asked me to describe what I do badly, I wrote, "I tell people where to go for a living."

Appreciate it a lot

Thanks mate!

apprechiate this a lot!! great videos, greetings from germany :)

Of course, I needed to do this the other day and couldn't figure it out with my limited Python Skills. The difference is that you were extracting the last word of a three-word string separated by two Dashes. My Parcel Number was the same, but if multiple mobile homes were on a parcel, a Fourth Word after a third Dash was added to represent a Mobile Home "Lot" on that Parcel. A Lot of land (parcel) used as a Mobile Home Park could have 100 Mobile Home "Lots" like parking spaces. So, my question was, how to extract a Fourth Word when one exists?

Wow! I thought this could be a great tip. But... I'm working in ArcMap Desktop. And I primarily work In Network Analyst Routes which do not seem to be Editable.

How do you get those measurements on each edge of the polygon?

Thank you for sharing this knowledge with us :) A beginners question: in this context, if the I have a plan with buildings of the the same size within different blocks, I'd need to create lines just for one first set of buildings (one set of red lines in your layer for example) and then copy and paste using the help of the grid as you showed, right? I wonder what's your preferred way of working with the subdivision layer? How do you add or import the 'subdivision' layer usually? I see it shows values 0 to 1 in your table of contents. Thanks once more for the amazing content you bring!

Nifty!

I have to cut counties into Service Areas for Network Analyst Routing. When I encounter this problem with trying to cut down the road, I would drag the vertexes across the street and then use the Split Polygon Tool to trace the street edge. For large areas that need to be split by an Interstate, I would use Network Analyst Routing to draw a route line from one end of the county to the other and back. Once that looped path was exported to another feature class, I would split the line into North and South and then use Collapse Dual Lines To Centerline. By tracing the Split Polygon Tool along that centerline,, the entire county gets cut into North and South areas.

Danke!

Hey do you have any tips on setting up the selection tool? I got the explore tool setup like you do and my back button is clear selection. But I have tried several of the selection options and the cursor does not change when I hit the forward button after it is mapped.

So awesome this is here! i gave up a few years ago and hey this is two years old!

thanks

Getting ready to migrate to ArcGIS Pro from ArcMap and I am not looking forward to this! Just from watching a few videos like yours, it looks like there a quite a lot more steps involved in PRO than in ArcMap. I do have to ask how you got the plat into a layer and draw off of that?

I have the G502 and still do not know how to use

Great video which helped us a lot.

Why do you know so much 😂? Lol. Many thanks once again!!

A year late but looking forward to next month!

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as a student i am using a steel series rival 310 and it is very precise - drawing vector lines, making new points and editing is perfect also i can make shortcuts for the extra buttons so the work is easier

Nice needed this to extend tax parcels to the centerline of roads!!!!

I've been using this tool for 4 years and just discovered that if you hold down the control key while selecting the line, it will offer to align to the farther line. By default it tries to align to the closest line and that's not always what you want.

This video helped a lot. Thank You!

Thanks man really , very useful 🤠 When I copy the data and go to Excel, the data is not pasted (they just put together in a cell but that is not the purpose). Do you know what could be happening?

Jesus Christ I cant believe I had to watch this just to get that back. Thanks lmao.

Thanks for the tips!

At 5:30 how did you rotate without being over the green circle?

thanks, good information to have. Question: why is there no "Finish Part" option while doing a trace? I want to trace 2 or 3 lines but you have to Finish 1 then do the others making many records instead of just one. Any thoughts?? Thank you for the video and knowledge.

Can you do a tutorial of how to re-project topographic data from surface to grid coordinates in PRO? I used to know several hacks that worked in 10.8, but not in Pro. Tin, XML, CAD, etc. The process of getting surface topo to show up correctly seems waaaaay too complicated and I hope wish there was more direction on how to do it in Pro. You would think they could make such a basic transformation straightforward.

You need to start leaving funny comments on John's videos so he remembers you that way. And thanks for this video. There's always so much to learn, even with every day tools :)

Thank you for a great vidéo I have dynamic text and I want to display the values of a domain in its content, but it only shows me the codes

This is an awesome tip. I've just always used the Table to Excel geoprocessing tool. This will certainly speed up certain workflows. Although, I am always fearful of accidentally hitting the delete selection button.

100%. I tend to have this issue after five or so hours working in the Parcel Fabric. I think it’s more of a memory/performance issue 🤷

Thanks man you save me

thank you!

is there a way to import a .dwg subdivision and have PRO cut out all the lots easily vs doing it manually?

Wow Bill Burr uses ArcGIS?

I ran into the same issue. Another way to measure on the map is to use the draw widget. Within that widget there's a toggle to "show length measurement" (or area and perimeter if it's a polygon). The thing I don't like about the measure button on the map layout is the limitation on where you can put it. The button location is tied to tools layout you choose and you can't slide them around on the map.