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Configuring Description Keys for Point Import
Description keys bridge the gap between the field and the office. Unlike the linework code set and figure prefix database, which are each ex...
The Linework Code Set Database
The linework code set ( Figure ) lists what designators are used to start, stop, continue, or add segments to lines. For example, the B code...
User-Defined Properties
Standard point properties include items such as number, easting, northing, elevation, name, description, and the other entries you see when ...
Creating a Description Key Set
Description key sets appear on the Toolspace ➢ Settings tab, under the Point branch. You can create a new description key set as follows: R...
Point Tables
You’ve seen some of the power of dynamic point editing; now let’s look at how those dynamic edits can be used to your advantage in point tab...
Editing Parcels Using the Parcel Layout Tools
For the most advanced parcel editing, you can look to the Parcel Layout Tools toolbar. This toolbar includes some of the same tools the Edit...
Renumbering Tag Labels
As Murphy’s law would have it, the numbers you get when creating tag labels are almost never what you want them to be. This is no fault of ...
Editing Parcels Using the Edit Geometry Commands
When you need to modify the parcel lines and curves themselves, you can use the commands found on the Edit Geometry panel of the Parcel ribb...
Weeding Factors
Turning on Weeding Factors in the Add Breaklines dialog allows you to omit extraneous data from your surface. You will want to consider wee...
