Occasionally when I edit a new polygon feature I want to finish one side of it exactly where it meets the plane of an existing vertex of another feature (in order to create a 90 degree angle to that vertex).
This ability exists on autocadAutoCAD (as can be seen in the picture attached), but I haven't found a way to do that on arcgis desktopArcGIS Desktop. I usually work around this problem by making bigger shapes than necessary and then trimming what I don't need.
Anybody know a solution?
Occasionally when I edit a new polygon feature I want to finish one side of it exactly where it meets the plane of an existing vertex of another feature (in order to create a 90 degree angle to that vertex).
This ability exists on autocad (as can be seen in the picture attached), but I haven't found a way to do that on arcgis desktop. I usually work around this problem by making bigger shapes than necessary and then trimming what I don't need.
Anybody know a solution?
Occasionally when I edit a new polygon feature I want to finish one side of it exactly where it meets the plane of an existing vertex of another feature (in order to create a 90 degree angle to that vertex).
This ability exists on AutoCAD (as can be seen in the picture attached), but I haven't found a way to do that on ArcGIS Desktop. I usually work around this problem by making bigger shapes than necessary and then trimming what I don't need.
Anybody know a solution?
Occasionally when I edit a new polygon feature I want to finish one side of it exactly where it meets the plane of an existing vertex of another feature (in order to create a 90 degree angle to that vertex).
This ability exists on autocad (as can be seen in the picture attached), but I haven't found a way to do that on arcgis desktop. I usually work around this problem by making bigger shapes than necessary and then trimming what I don't need.
Anybody know a solution?
Occasionally when I edit a new polygon feature I want to finish one side of it exactly where it meets the plane of an existing vertex of another feature (in order to create a 90 degree angle to that vertex).
This ability exists on autocad (as can be seen in the picture attached), but I haven't found a way to do that on arcgis desktop. I usually work around this problem by making bigger shapes than necessary and then trimming what I don't need.
Anybody know a solution?
Occasionally when I edit a new polygon feature I want to finish one side of it exactly where it meets the plane of an existing vertex of another feature (in order to create a 90 degree angle to that vertex).
This ability exists on autocad (as can be seen in the picture attached), but I haven't found a way to do that on arcgis desktop. I usually work around this problem by making bigger shapes than necessary and then trimming what I don't need.
Anybody know a solution?
Occasionally when I edit a new polygon feature I want to finish one side of it exactly where it meets the plane of an existing vertex of another feature (in order to create a 90 degree angle to that vertex).
This ability exists on autocad (as can be seen in the picture attached), but I haven't found a way to do that on arcgis desktop. I usually work around this problem by making bigger shapes than necessary and then trimming what I don't need.
Anybody know a solution?
