Disponible con licencia de Production Mapping.
You digitize a new line of a polygon feature's shape by drawing an edit sketch, which is the underlying representation of the feature's geometry. As you sketch, you see a preview with the actual symbology used for that template, with the vertices symbolized as red and green squares.
A sketch is composed of all the vertices and segments of the feature. Vertices are the points at which the sketch changes direction, such as corners; segments are the lines that connect the vertices.
The following composite construction tools can be used to create line and polygon features from composite templates:
| Construction tool name | Sketch type |
|---|---|
Coincident Lines | Line |
Coincident Polygons | Polygon |
Polygon/Line | Polygon |
Point at Polygon Center | Polygon |
Point at Polygon Start | Polygon |
Point at Line Start or End | Line |
Point at Line Center | Line |
Points at Polygon Vertices | Polygon |
Points at Line Vertices | Line |
- Inicie ArcMap.
- Si es necesario, cargue datos en el mapa.
- En el menú principal, haga clic en Personalizar > Barras de herramientas > Edición de producción.
- Haga clic en el botón Iniciar edición de producción
en la barra de herramientas Edición de producción.
- Click the Create tab on the Manage Features window.
- Choose a composite template with at least one line or polygon layer on the Create tab on the Manage Features window.
A construction tool is selected by default.
- Choose a construction tool.
- Click the map or provide the proper inputs to build the sketch.
- Finish the sketch to create the feature.