Author a map in ArcGIS Pro

See how to author a multiscale map in ArcGIS Pro. You'll also learn how to add definition queries, set visibility ranges, add labels, and use the Color Vision Deficiency Simulator. Follow the scripted tutorial for the current version of ArcGIS Pro in the ArcGIS Pro documentation. pro.arcgis.com/en/pro-app/lat...
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[@NelsonFranks-xk1jw]

I just started these tutorial a couple of days ago, but I have to hand it to you. You guys have made some of the best, easiest to follow tutorials I've ever encountered. Kudos!

[@gisdienstleistungen]

Nice video, that shows some basic but fundamental concepts in 12 minutes

[@user-yr9id2yp5w]

The Scale Range isn't working properly. Following step by step, and the Scale Range updates are not working as shown in your tutorial. For some reason, the tertiary roads are still appearing at all times, no matter the scale of the map zoomed in / out with mousewheel or by clicking the bookmarks full extent, Glasgow, and River Clyde. What is odd is that, the SECONDARY roads seem to appear/disappear appropriately depending on the scale. I then tried setting the secondary and tertiary roads to the same scale range, both 1:100,000, but only the secondary roads appear/disappear appropriately .

[@user-yr9id2yp5w]

Solution: I had to close the symbology pane, open the symbology pane again, and set the tertiary roads scale again. The scale range for the tertiary roads then began to display appropriately based on zoom scale.

[@hdshamza7786]

😀

[@patfoiloofficial2154]

NICE but yo speak so fast for beginners

[@graceanderson8696]

Hello, these videos are meant as an overview for the written tutorials. Please see the written tutorial linked in the video description for detailed steps that you can follow at your own pace :)