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Point Global Snap Wizard

Snaps the features of a point layer to another layer (Point, Polyline or Polygon)

Inputs:

• A point layer to be snapped
• A snap layer - point, polyline or  polygon
• Snap tolerance
• Snap options

Outputs:

• A point feature class - the points from the source layer will be moved to snap to the features of the Snap Layer (if within the snap tolerances

Options:

• Vertices: The points will be snapped to the nearest vertex of the nearest feature from the Snap layer
• Nearest edge: The points will be snapped to the nearest point of the nearest feature from the Snap layer
• Vertices & Edges: If there is a vertex  closer than the snap tolerance to the point to be snapped, the point will snap to it, otherwise it will snap to the nearest edge.

Notes:

• An option for snapping selected features only is available. The resulting dataset will contain all the features of the original layer. Only currently selected features will be used for snapping and eventually snapped.
• The snap distance should be in the units of the Data Frame
• The Source and the Snap datasets can have different spatial references as long as the Data Frame has assigned projection and the Geographic Coordinate systems of all the projections are the same.

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