

Latest version of pro tools simulator#
The Color Vision Deficiency Simulator tool can simulate a map, layout or report in three modes of color vision deficiency: protanopia (a type of red color blindness), deuteranopia (a type of green color blindness), and tritanopia (a type of blue color blindness). Presets can be created for any export type. Presets are available in the export gallery on the Share tab of the ribbon. This allows for a faster and more consistent export experience. When you export a map or layout, you can select a default preset or a custom preset you created. Export presets save all the settings for a particular export type. You can create export presets for maps and layouts in ArcGIS Pro.

Spatial data can also be added to the link chart and a basemap can be used to provide context for the knowledge graph's spatial entities.įor more new functionality and updated licensing information, see ArcGIS Knowledge in the Data management and workflows section. Entities in the link chart are positioned on a map using their spatial geometry. If you have configured an ArcGIS Enterprise 11.0 Knowledge Server appropriately, you can create a new investigation and knowledge graph using a Neo4j database as a NoSQL data store.Ī new Geographic layout is available for link charts. In the report view, the map frame of a dynamic map cannot be activated however, the exported result updates in scale and extent to reflect the feature or features included in that subsection.

Maps that you add to a group header, group footer, or details subsection are dynamic. You can activate the map frame to adjust the map extent or scale. Maps that you add to the report header or footer are static. In addition, the Package Manager is more responsive, with a new task queue to keep track of the status of your environment and package changes, and detailed conda messages are provided for all operations.
Latest version of pro tools upgrade#
Formerly identified as the Python page, the Package Manager page now supports the upgrade of conda environments you’ve created in previous versions of ArcGIS Pro to the current version, the repair of broken environments, and renaming of existing environments. The Package Manager page allows you to manage conda environments for use within ArcGIS Pro. The Highlights section includes featured new functionality.
