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Editing tools

If you need to update or rectify the SiteRecon output, leverage our “Editing Tools” to take control of your data. Editing tools let you draw, modify, cut, and delete the individual elements inside the feature. Let's dive in to learn more about these tools for different geometry type [Area, Line, Point] features.

Note - Editing tools are available only after the property is approved

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1. Activating Edit Mode

When you update map data after site visits, create features in an empty layer you have added, or if you want to develop complete measurements for a property on your own, you will need editing tools to do all these things. Enter the Editing Mode and start working on those layers.

You can edit only one layer at a time. Just hover over the layer you want to edit and click on the pencil-shaped Icon to enter Editing Mode.

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2. Creating "Views" in property

View can be used to create updated versions of your SiteRecon Data . Views will give you flexibility to save a custom map for your prospects or for your internal teams .

This is how you create a view —

Open the Views Dropdown.

Click on Add New View Button.

Give your View an appropriate Name .

Select the Layer you want to copy the data from.

Click Create and your new view is ready for customization.

You are not allowed to make changes in Base View (SiteRecon Data) .

Watch this video to know more about

Views⁠

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3. Add Layer

You might need to Add Layer after you have approved a property.

Click on Add Layer Button

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Select the Feature you want to add from the feature library.

Add Layer Button will add a empty layer in the current view .

You can start drawing in this layer using Editing Tools .

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4. Draw tool

Drawing polygon in a feature is really simple—

Click on Draw tool.

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To draw a polygon start by click on the map where you want the first vertex of the polygon

Keep clicking on the points where vertices are desired.

You can also snap your tip with the edge or vertex of the same feature or with a different feature.

But you are not allowed to overlap on the same feature layer .

Complete the polygon by joining it with the first point or double click anytime.

Click Done to save your changes.

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You can also check out this small video to learn using

Draw tool ⁠

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5. Modify tool

Use Modify tool to make changes to the existing polygon in a feature layer—

Click on the Modify tool.

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Drag the existing vertices to the desired location

Creating new vertex by clicking on any polygon side & dragging it out to break the edge at the click point. Drag it to create the desired shape.

Use Snapping to create accurate shapes.

Click Done to save your changes.

Or, watch this short video to learn more about

Modify tool⁠

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6. Cut tool

Cut out the extra portion from the existing polygon using Cut tool—

Click on the Cut tool.

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Create a polygon on the unwanted region you want to remove .

You can envelope a whole feature to remove it completely.

You can also cut out small extensions by including it in the cut polygon.

Or You can create a dough-nut inside a feature.

Use snapping to create more precise cuts.

Finally , click on Done to save your work.

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Or, watch this short video to learn more about

Cut Tool⁠

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7. Delete feature elements

When you encounter a feature which was incorrectly created or You just want to limited number of feature elements in a View.

Click on Delete Button on those elements which you want to delete for a layer.

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1. Activating Edit Mode

2. Creating "Views" in property

7. Delete feature elements

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