When vertex editing is turned off, you can draw a closed polyline feature with the last segment vertex at the same location as the first vertex. When you select features for editing , notifications about filtered selections and feature editability appear as warnings and messages in editing panes for specific tools. Links to reference documentation have been added to modal dialog boxes, such as the Stream Options dialog box for the streaming feature construction tool. The Save Edits and Discard Edits dialog boxes have a check box that allows you not to show the dialog box again.
These settings can also be made in the editing options. Editing tools that modify utility network features now include a Stretch Topology command and a Disconnect command.
When you edit feature vertices , you can pan and zoom to vertices using context menu commands in the geometry properties table of the Modify Features pane. Tangency is maintained in the traverse grid of a traverse line or curve. If a value in the Direction field is preceded by an asterisk, the line or curve remains tangent to the previous direction. Configured data quality layers are available for parcel fabric feature layers.
These layers have been specifically configured to show potential data quality issues in the parcel fabric. Easier import of optional attribute rules is now supported for parcel fabric feature classes. The Highlight command can be used to find and highlight gaps and overlaps between parcels in the current map extent. Improved labeling of lines is available using the Label Position field on the parcel Lines and Connection Lines feature classes.
History parcel shapes are now included in the record polygon shape. A Retired Count field stores the number of historic parcels that are part of the record. Raster symbology can now render elevation data as shaded relief , merging the elevation and hillshade parameters to display a color 3D representation. The Classify symbology options now use more intuitive rules to determine the default number of decimal places to use when labeling classes.
The Raster and Imagery options now allow a default color scheme for each renderer type. See Raster toolset in the Data Management toolbox for geoprocessing tool enhancements. You can now use feature clustering to dynamically aggregate point features. See Dynamic feature clustering in the Highlights section. The new Features To Graphics and Graphics To Features geoprocessing tools allow you to convert features to graphics and vice versa.
See An overview of the Graphics toolset to learn more about these tools. You can filter the list of layers in the Contents pane of a map or scene by the following new criteria: Layers with a visibility range set Stand-alone tables Time-enabled layers Range-enabled layers Layers with display filters enabled You can now adjust illumination properties in a scene interactively from the ribbon, using a time slider and configurable calendar to play through the sun position for a day or a year.
Local scenes can be illuminated by time of day, matching the illumination properties available in global scenes. Selected 3D features in a scene display with darkened shadows to make them easier to see. You can flash a feature using crosshairs that lead toward the feature from a pop-up, a table view, or the Attributes pane. Maps shared as web maps include display filters on map layers. Not all web map clients honor display filters. You can manage the feature cache for web feature layers manually.
Geological model and sewage system underneath the state museum of Hesse in Darmstadt, Germany. Vector tile layers are supported in mobile scene packages. You can extract scene layer packages in a cloud store to the same cloud store using the Extract Package tool.
You can extract scene layer packages to Google Cloud. Support for multiple ranges has been improved. New keyframes capture all range values and interpolate between them. Additionally, the current active range is captured with the keyframe so it can be applied when you zoom to a keyframe. The Animation Properties pane has new sections for layers and ranges to distinguish between active and locked ranges. Exported animations now smooth the transition between elevation levels of detail LOD , improving the display of the elevation surface as the camera zooms in and out.
Text symbol callouts accept negative margin values. You can use the Auto Text tool to add descriptive text to a graphics layer by clicking a feature. You can narrow the list of label classes shown on the Labeling Summary dialog box with new searching and filtering options.
For a summary of new features, see Release Notes for versions later than version 1. Several new vertical transformations based on geoids, quasi-geoids, or other conversion grids are available. The Elevation Profile tool now provides an indicator warning on the profile graph if no ground surface data source is available or if the ground surface is unchecked in the Contents pane.
This prevents a horizontal elevation profile graph from being drawn. When you export to PDF , you can now write georeference information for maps. A Print as image printing option has been added. This sends data to the printer as raster, rather than vector, content. This makes printing faster in some situations. You can now save legends, legend items, table frames, and table frame fields as style items to reuse in various layouts and projects.
A new context menu button, Zoom to Last Active Map , is available when you right-click a map frame. It allows you to navigate the map frame extent to the last active map view without activating the map frame. You can also use the Zoom to Map View button on the Layout tab to zoom to any open map view in the project. Transparency can now be applied to pictures.
Once a picture has been added, set the Transparency value on the Format tab. You can use the new Fit to Margins buttons to make selected elements the same size, width, or height as the printer margins on the page.
Grid labels can be set parallel to the grid edges and grid tricks can be set perpendicular to grid edges , allowing further customization to grids. Twelve new graphics were added for use on layouts and in map graphic layers. Pop-up elements now include a title and caption. You can copy the record of a feature or features from the Pop-up pane context menu. You can use relative paths in hyperlinks for pop-up elements.
When you explore related records in the tree portion of a pop-up, only the first related records load automatically. Use the Load all button to see the remaining records. You can use subreports to include multiple report sections in a single report document. You can use dynamic images in Group Header and Group Footer report subsections. Visual effects for scenes allow you to represent content artistically.
Depth of Field is a new camera effect that adjusts focus and blur. Click it to manage the project styles in a catalog view. You can now view the style classes and properties of the style together in a catalog view. Two new system styles containing animated symbols have been added to the application: Animated and 3D animated.
See Animated symbols in the Highlights section. Legends, legend items, table frames, and table frame fields are new style classes in styles. Pictured below are a few examples. Legend style items: Legend item style items: Table frame style items: Table frame field style items: New symbols depicting electric charging stations have been added to three system styles : ArcGIS 2D, Primitives, and Pushpins.
Each symbol is available in three sizes. Animated marker symbol layers can be added to symbols to add movement to a map or scene. The quality of the Tapered polygon symbol effect has been improved, especially for long, sinuous linear features.
Line and polygon symbols can now be preserved when you share a web map to client applications that render CIM symbols. See the Share your work section for more information.
For data management purposes, table views can now be opened independently of a map. Open a table directly from the Catalog pane or a catalog view. Stand-alone tables can now be added to group layers. Text fields in a table display a link for text that meets a combination of URI schemes and file extensions. You can define the URI schemes and file extensions used to recognize hyperlinks in a text field. You can use the Clear Sort button at the bottom of a table view to clear the sort order on a field.
The Evaluate Obstacle tool allows you to analyze obstacle features against an Obstruction Identification Surface OIS to determine flight hazards in an aerodrome. You can add a vertical scale bar to your aeronautical chart. This map element can be used in conjunction with the TOP element for terrain and obstacle analysis. See Maritime toolbox for geoprocessing tool enhancements. A new Reverse Route tool is available on the Location Referencing tab.
Cover event behavior has been added for route extension and route realignment. When Cover is configured using the Modify Event Behavior Rules geoprocessing tool, events that touch the beginning or end of the route where a route is extended are stretched to cover the entirety of the extended portion.
For route realignment, events that touched the realigned portion are stretched to cover the realigned portion as well. You can now add , move , and delete calibration points with core editing tools. These tools automatically update calibration on routes in the same way as the calibration point tools on the Location Referencing tab.
An Exclude manual calibration from event behaviors option has been added for manual calibration point edits. This option regenerates the shape of impacted events without applying event behaviors. New cartographic realignment options allow you to ignore or delete calibration points located on a cartographically realigned area in a feature service.
A new warning appears if a route edit that will result in gapped routes is added. You can turn off the warning in the Location Referencing options. An Update route measures in cartographic realignment configuration option has been added.
When this option is enabled for an LRS Network, any routes in the network impacted by a centerline edit during cartographic realignment results in the change in centerline length being propagated to the measures on the route. Honor Referent Location is a new event behavior for cartographic realignments. When this behavior is configured, events impacted by a cartographic realignment are located by their referent location instead of their route and measure.
Support for managing route dominance and concurrencies has been added with two new geoprocessing tools: Configure Route Dominance Rules and Calculate Route Concurrencies.
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Include the -j parameter to output the results in JSON format.
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