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If two of more line features are selected, the Find Non-Connected Line Endpoints option will appear when
right-clicking. Selecting this will display a dialog allowing you to either mark all line endpoints that do not
connect to an endpoint (not an interior vertex) of another selected line or those line endpoints that don't
connect and are within some distance of another selected line endpoint. This is a very useful feature for
allowing easy identification and fixing of connectivity issues within loaded vector data.
Any line endpoints that do not connect based on the selected criteria will be displayed with a blue circle over
that endpoint. Once you think you have fixed the connectivity issues at a location, simply re-run the command
to find the non-connected line endpoints to update the display of the blue circles (they are not automatically
updated as you join line endpoints).
Finding Nearby Points
If two of more point features are selected, the Find Selected Points Within ??? Meters of Other Selected
Points option will appear when right-clicking. Selecting this will display a dialog allowing you to specify a
search distance. Any selected point features that are within the specified search distance of another selected
point feature will be displayed with a blue circle over that point. If you delete or move some points to remove
duplicates (the primary use of this tool), simply re-run the command to find the to update the display of the
blue circles (they are not automatically updated as you edit the data).
Flattening Terrain Using Area Features
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If one or more area features are selected, the Advanced Feature Creation Options->Create/Flatten Terrain
from Selected Area Feature(s) option will appear when right-clicking. Selecting this option will allow you to
create a new elevation grid covering the selected area features that has all points within the selected area
feature(s) set to the elevation of those area features. Any portions of the new elevation grid outside of the area
features will be set to invalid, allowing any underlying terrain to show through. If you also select the option
that elevations are relative to the height of any underlying terrain, the new terrain surface will have heights
equal to the original height of the terrain at each sample location within the area offset by the elevation value
of the area feature. This functionality is useful for adjusting all elevation values within an area by some
amount (the area elevation).
This feature provides a very easy way to do things like flatten an area, like a lake, in underlying terrain layers.
Just assign an ELEVATION attribute to your area feature, then select it and choose this option to flatten
everything inside that area to the elevation attribute value. This is also a nice way to create an elevation grid
representing a city-scape from building outlines with ELEVATION attributes.
Adding Address Information to Points from Nearby Road Features
If one or more point features are selected, the Add Address Information from Roads to Selected Point(s) option
will appear when right-clicking. Selecting this option will cause each point to be examined to find the nearest
line feature, and, if it contains addressing information, for the address of the nearest point on the line to the
point feature to be stored as address attributes with the point feature. A dialog will appear to prompt you for
how far from each point that you want to search for a line feature with addressing information.
The following attribute names for line features are recognized as containing address information:
• FR_ADDR_R, R_FROM_ADR - starting address number on the right side of the road
• FR_ADDR_L, L_FROM_ADR - starting address number on the left side of the road
• TO_ADDR_R, R_TO_ADR - ending address number on the right side of the road
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