1Edit Settings

When turned on, all clicks or taps on the map for adding vertices are snapped to any visible features.

If not turned on, the snap button from the context bar can be used for snapping individual taps/clicks.

The tolerance threshold (in pixels) for how far away a feature has to be before snapping is applied.

When turned on, feature selections are cumulative and the previous selection is not cleared to allow you to select multiple features.

If using a Keyboard, this can effect can also be temporarily achieved by holding Ctrl when clicking.

When turned on, hotspot markers are shown in the area the error is to be found. For more, see Performing Validation.

When turned on, once a new feature has been digitised it is automatically selected and the attribute browser is shown.

When turned on, if a new vertex is digitised 1Edit will check that the resulting geometry will be valid and display an error message to users who try to create an invalid feature.

When turned on, 1Edit lists any secondary geometries of a selected feature. This allows secondary geometries to be selected, created, or edited.

When turned on, allows double-click or double tap to be used for accepting an edit.

When turned on, displays hints above the status bar to guide the user as to what input is expected during editing operations. This can be useful when training new users.

When turned on, errors encountered when digitising are shown in a pop-up window as well as in the Status bar.

When turned on, makes explicit zoom in and zoom out buttons visible on the status bar.

This can be useful for users without touch screens or wheel mouse, or those using a stylus.

Set this option on to use a simpler and faster method for animating to avoid performance issues on hardware that struggles with panning or zooming, or when re-drawing while moving vertices.

When turned on, swaps the position of the upper and lower app bars.

This can be useful when holding a tablet in a harness against your body to make the lower app bar more easily accessible.

When turned on, any data edits automatically trigger validation to be performed on the edited features, and any invalid features are highlighted.

When capturing circles and arcs, they are densified into a sequence of straight-line segments. This value specifies how far from a true curve the vertices can deviate and therefore how many vertices to create.

When using the Square operation, specifies (in degrees) how close to 90 degrees an angle should be before it is squared.

For example, a value of 10 degrees means that an angle that is 99 or 81 degrees will be squared, but an angle of 70 or 110 degrees will not.

When turned on, specifies that after an editing operation the feature that was edited should be deselected.

This setting is automatically disabled if:

• The Repeat digitising function is active

• You are digitising a new part or hole

• The Show Properties Panel and Digitising option is on

Specify what should happen when a feature can not be loaded because its geometry is incorrect (for example, self-intersecting polygons or vertices closer that the geometric tolerance).

• THROW ERROR - Stop loading the data and report the error.

• IGNORE ERROR - Skip this feature and continue loading.

      Note: This means that there may be missing features in your project.

• AUTO-FIX ERRORS - Try to fix the problem and continue.

      Note: This will try to remove identical vertices. If the problem can not be fixed, it stops loading the data and reports the error.

When on, specifies that when moving a topology node only the final segment of the connected edges are moved to the final position of the node.

When off, the whole geometry of the connect edges are rotated and scaled to the new position of the node.

When off, properties of an object are listed in the properties panel as a flat list.

When on, 1Edit it looks at the names of the attributes to analyse if some are metadata of others.

If a property starts with the name of another property (or the name of another property after removing '_value' from the end) then its considered metadata of the property and shown nested within an expandable list under the main property.

Disabling clipping can have a positive impact on performance when navigating data sets with very large polygons (e.g. county sized). For most data sets with normal sized polygons it is recommended that clipping is left enabled (setting off) as it can cause a performance drain if disabled.

When Logging Mode is on, 1Edit writes screen interaction events to a file. This file can be sent to 1Spatial support to provide more information when investigating and debugging any issues.

This file is called Log - [datestamp].log and is created in C:\Users\[username]\AppData\Local\Packages\1Edit_qw7y987j427n8\LocalState\MetroLogs. 1