Disponible con licencia de Production Mapping.
When you are creating features and modifying data, there are times when you want to be able to snap to the nearest vertex, edge, or endpoint to ensure that the feature's appearance or geometry is correct. Customarily, only x- and y-values are used to determine snapping behavior, but z-enabled features can also use snapping during an edit session. When a feature is snapped to an x,y position, the z-value for the position is set as the current z-value, which ensures that the newly created feature is coincident with the existing feature in all three dimensions.
- Inicie ArcMap.
- If necessary, load z-enabled data in the map.
- En el menú principal, haga clic en Personalizar > Barras de herramientas > Edición de producción.
- En caso necesario, habilite la alineación clásica en la barra de herramientas Edición de producción; para ello, haga clic en Edición de producción > Utilizar alineación clásica.
- Haga clic en el botón Iniciar edición de producción
en la barra de herramientas Edición de producción.
- On the Production Editing toolbar, click Production Editing > Snapping Window.
The Snapping Environment window appears.
- If necessary, dock the window in ArcMap.
- Check the check boxes next to the layers you want to configure for snapping.
- On the Production Editing toolbar, click Production Editing > Production Z Snapping Window.
The Production Z Snapping window appears. The layers with options specified in the Snapping Environment window are available to choose.
- Check the check boxes next to the layers with which you want to use snapping with z-values.