Granted, the process was a tad more involved with my Civil 3D, I still did manage to cut considerable time off the overall process. Many of you had some really great suggestions too. This in no way negates the fact that ET GeoTools has some other great functionalities beyond this.
I ended up resolving my own issue in AutoCAD Civil 3D 2011. I'll just take care of the rest of the work in good ol' ESRI following the conversion.Anyone? Thanks in advanceĪs far as 'free' add-ons that will accomplish polyline to polygon coversion are concerned, I never did end up going this route or finding any such add-on. is there a free add-on that can do this? Even if there's something out there that will export to. Does ArcMap 10 have this functionality (I am in 9.3 but soon to be using 10). Anyway, I wondered 2 things, and perhaps a few of you may have a suggestion or two. I don't have any knowledge of programming languages - I should make that clear too before I move on. It was a beautiful thing!!!! I didn't have to concern myself with snapping to every node on adjacent polygons, and this little add-on had a number of other neat little capabilities as well.Now, I looked in to it, and it turns out they want $195.00 for the software. Once we had that issue fixed, you could simply convert the polylines to polygons and build your polygon attribution in to the Database from there.
We were able to simply digitize the polylines for the adjacent Geological categories, then run an analysis of over/undershoots. Regardless, we used this handy add-on for ArcMap called ET GeoTools. sometimes a necessary evil, but it has been a while since my hardcore digitizing days.
Chad Cooper Chad Cooper Not the answer you're looking for? Browse other questions tagged arcgis-desktoppythonmodelbuildergeoprocessinget-geowizards or ask your own question.Įrs,At my prior position, we 'often' had to capture Geology data from geo-referenced images.
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