Thank you for the video very instructive! Is there a way to add symbology to all the values at once I have around a thousand values and it would take much too long to do this one by one.
It shows that you add date for your first type... but farther along in the video you say the types are bedding, lineation, etc which can be the unique values... Can you clarify this?
Thanks for this video! Really useful. Do you have any tips on displaying strike/dip data into a 3D scene in ArcGIS Pro? I tried following the same steps shown here. However, the symbols do not keep their orientation as I rotate the scene (i.e. they do not move with the ground).
Thanks for your comment. For correct 3D display and rotation view the Symbology Properties for the symbols and under 3D behavior untick Billboard. Also set the elevation of the layer to be on the ground. You may have to add a cartographic offset if the terrain is steep. I hope this helps.
Thank you for this video, you got straight to the point and told us every step needed to make it look good on our maps!
Lifesaver, thank you
Thank you for the video very instructive! Is there a way to add symbology to all the values at once I have around a thousand values and it would take much too long to do this one by one.
hey, i need the symbols. where do I can get the symbols style for free?
It shows that you add date for your first type... but farther along in the video you say the types are bedding, lineation, etc which can be the unique values... Can you clarify this?
Thanks for this video! Really useful. Do you have any tips on displaying strike/dip data into a 3D scene in ArcGIS Pro? I tried following the same steps shown here. However, the symbols do not keep their orientation as I rotate the scene (i.e. they do not move with the ground).
Thanks for your comment. For correct 3D display and rotation view the Symbology Properties for the symbols and under 3D behavior untick Billboard. Also set the elevation of the layer to be on the ground. You may have to add a cartographic offset if the terrain is steep. I hope this helps.
@@OtagoGeology It worked! Thanks a lot 😊
I think you skipped the part where you list the different point types for the different measurements such as bedding, joint, lineation, etc...