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List of marker placement styles

Description of parameters for marker placement styles


Input

Marker placement

geometry

style

Point

Line

On point

Description

Places marker on or in relation to a point based on xoffset and y-offset

Along line

Places markers evenly along a line based on a step

At extremities

Places markers at only one or both endpoints of a line

Decorations

Places a set number of markers along a line

Example

Input

Marker placement

geometry

style

On line

On vertices

Randomly along
line

Variable size

Description

Places a single marker on a line at a set distance from


the middle or one of the endpoints

Places a marker at the vertices of a line

Places randomly sized markers evenly along a line

Places markers in either increasing, decreasing, or


alternating gradations along a line

Example

Input

Marker placement

geometry

style

Along outline

Decorations

Description

Places markers evenly along a polygon outline based


on a step

Places a set number of markers along a polygon


outline

Polygon

Inside polygon

Places markers evenly within a polygon based on an


x-step and y-step

Places a single marker on a polygon outline at a set


On outline

distance from the middle of the outline or one of the


endpoints

Example

Input

Marker placement

geometry

style

On vertices

Description

Places a marker at the vertices of a polygon outline

Places a marker on or in relationship to the polygon


Polygon center

center or bounding box center, based on x-offset and


y-offset

Randomly along

Places randomly sized markers evenly along a

outline

polygon outline

Randomly inside

Disperses markers randomly within a polygon based

polygon

on an x-step and y-step

Example

Input

Marker placement

geometry

style

Variable size

Description

Places markers in either increasing, decreasing, or


alternating gradations along a polygon outline

Example

List of geometric effects

Parameter definitions
Input

Marker

geometry

placement style

Definitions

X Offset: The distance from the geometric location of the marker along the x-axis. The default value is 0
(zero) pt.
Point

On point
Y Offset: The distance from the geometric location of the marker along the y-axis. The default value is 0
(zero) pt.
Step: The distance between each marker. The distance is calculated from the center of each marker.
Multiple values can be entered. The default value is 10 pt.

Line

Along line

Endings: The position of the marker along a line. The choices are No constraint, With marker, With
gap, With half gap, and Custom. With marker will place a marker on the endpoints of a line. With gap will
put a space equal to the Step value on the ends of the line. With half gap will put a space equal to half of
the Step value on the ends of the line. Custom will fit the pattern to the length of the feature by adjusting

Input

Marker

geometry

placement style

Definitions

the gaps slightly. No constraint will not adjust the gaps at all, meaning that the pattern is unlikely to
exactly fit the length of the feature. The default value is With half gap.

Position: Indicates where the pattern should begin relative to the starting point of the geometry. It shifts
the entire pattern along the line the specified distance. Negative numbers indicate a shift to the left,
positive numbers a shift to the right. This property has an effect only if Endings is set to No
constraint or Custom. When constructing a representation rule, this property will be dynamically derived
from the Step value and will dynamically update during rule construction or modification when the
Endings property is updated.

Offset at end: Indicates where the pattern should end relative to the ending point of the geometry.
Negative numbers indicate a shift to the left, positive numbers a shift to the right. This property has an
effect only if Endings is set to Custom. When constructing a representation rule, this property will be
dynamically derived from the Step value and will dynamically update during rule construction or
modification when the Endings property is updated.

Input

Marker

geometry

placement style

Definitions

Angle to line: Indicates whether markers will be oriented to the line. If unchecked, the markers will be
angled to the top of the page. It is checked by default.
Extremity: Indicates at which ends of the line a marker will be placed. The choices are Both, Just
begin, Just end, and None. Just begin will place a marker at the beginning of a line. Just end will place a
marker at the end of a line. The beginning and end of a line are determined by the direction in which the
line was digitized. None will not place a marker at either end of a line. The default value is Both.
At extremities

Position: Indicates the distance from the ends of a line that the marker will be placed. The distance is
applied along the line. The default value is 0 (zero) pt.

Angle to line: Indicates whether markers will be oriented to the line. If unchecked, the markers will be
angled to the top of the page. It is checked by default.

Input

Marker

geometry

placement style

Definitions

# of markers: Indicates the number of markers to be assigned to a line. The markers are spaced out evenly
along a line, and the distance will depend on the length of the line. The distance between can be as small
as 0 (zero) if the number of markers is too many for the length of the line. The default value is 1.

Begin position: Indicates the distance from the beginning of a line that the marker will be placed. The
beginning of a line is determined by the direction in which the line was digitized. The distance is applied
along the line. The default value is 0 (zero) pt.
Decorations

End position: Indicates the distance from the end of a line that the marker will be placed. The ending of a
line is determined by the direction in which the line was digitized. The distance is applied along the line.
The default value is 0 (zero) pt.

Flip all: Indicates that all markers will be rotated 180 degrees relative to the line's geometry. The default is
unchecked.

Flip first: Indicates that only the first marker will be rotated 180 degrees. The default is unchecked.

Input

Marker

geometry

placement style

Definitions

Angle to line: Indicates whether markers will be oriented to the line. If unchecked, the markers will be
angled to the top of the page. The default is unchecked.
Position: Indicates the distance from a specified location on a line that a marker will be placed. The
distance is applied along the line. The default value is 0 (zero) pt.

Relative to: Indicates the specified location of a line from which a marker will be placed. The choices
On line

are Line middle, Line beginning, and Line end. The beginning and end of a line are determined by the
direction in which the line was digitized. The default value is Line middle.

Angle to line: Indicates whether markers will be oriented to the line. If unchecked, the markers will be
angled to the top of the page. The default is checked.

On vertices

On end points: Indicates whether a marker will be placed on the endpoints of the line. The default is
checked.

Input

Marker

geometry

placement style

Definitions

On control points: Indicates whether a marker will be placed on representation control points on the line.
The default is checked.

On regular vertices: Indicates whether a marker will be placed on vertices of the line. This excludes
vertices on the ends of the lines and representation control points. The default is checked.

Angle to line: Indicates whether markers will be oriented to the line. If unchecked, the markers will be
angled to the top of the page. The default is checked.
Step: The distance between each marker. The distance is calculated from the center of each marker. The
default value is 10 pt.
Randomly along
line

Endings: The position of the marker along a line. The choices are No constraint, With marker, With
gap, With half gap, and Custom. With marker will place a marker on the endpoints of a line. With gap will
put a space equal to the Step value on the ends of the line. With half gap will put a space equal to half of
the Step value on the ends of the line. Custom will fit the pattern to the length of the feature by adjusting

Input

Marker

geometry

placement style

Definitions

the gaps slightly. No constraint will not adjust the gaps at all, meaning that the pattern is unlikely to
exactly fit the length of the feature. The default value is With half gap.

Position: Indicates where the pattern should begin relative to the starting point of the geometry. It shifts
the entire pattern along the line the specified distance. Negative numbers indicate a shift to the left,
positive numbers a shift to the right. This property has an effect only if Endings is set to No
constraint or Custom. When constructing a representation rule, this property will be dynamically derived
from the Step value and will dynamically update during rule construction or modification when the
Endings property is updated.

Offset at end: Indicates where the pattern should end relative to the ending point of the geometry.
Negative numbers indicate a shift to the left, positive numbers a shift to the right. This property has an
effect only if Endings is set to Custom. When constructing a representation rule, this property will be
dynamically derived from the Step value and will dynamically update during rule construction or
modification when the Endings property is updated.

Input

Marker

geometry

placement style

Definitions

Randomization: Indicates the amount of randomness to be used for the size and rotation of the markers
on the line. The size and rotation of the marker will vary for individual markers. The choices
are Low, Medium, and High. The default value is Low.

Skew effect: Indicates whether the shape of the marker should be warped. The default is unchecked.

Seed: Indicates the starting value for generating a random number. This random number is used by
the Randomization parameter to determine which shape a marker will receive. The default value is 1. Use
a different seed value on each symbol layer to avoid identical (and overlapping) random patterns for
different markers.
Step: The distance between each marker. The distance is calculated from the center of each marker. The
default value is 10 pt.
Variable size
Endings: The position of the marker at the end of a line. The choices are With marker, With gap,
and With half gap. With marker will place a marker on the endpoints of a line. With gap will put a space

Input

Marker

geometry

placement style

Definitions

equal to the Step value on the ends of the line. With half gap will put a space equal to half of
the Step value on the ends of the line. The default value is With half gap.

Control points: The position of the marker at a representation control point. The choices are With
marker and With half gap. With marker will place a marker on representation control points. With half
gap will put a space equal to half of the Step value on representation control points. The default value is
With half gap.

Minimum zoom: Indicates the smallest size of the marker to be placed on the line. The value is expressed
in terms of a ratio/percentage. The default value is 0.5, or 50 percent.

Maximum zoom: Indicates the largest size of the marker to be placed on the line. The value is expressed
in terms of a ratio/percentage. The default value is 1.5, or 150 percent.

Zoom number: Indicates the number of different sizes for the markers to be placed on the line. The
default value is 3.

Input

Marker

geometry

placement style

Definitions

Method: Indicates the order in which the change of size in the markers should occur. The choices
are Random, Increasing, Decreasing, and Increasing then decreasing. The default value is Random.

Offset: The distance of the marker from the line's geometry perpendicular to the line. The default value is
0 (zero).

Seed: Indicates the starting value for generating a random number. This random number is used by
the Method type Random to determine which size a marker will receive. The default value is 1.
Step: The distance between each marker. The distance is calculated from the center of each marker. The
default value is 10 pt.

Polygon

Along outline

Endings: The position of the marker along a polygon outline. The choices are No constraint, With
marker, With gap, With half gap, and Custom. With marker will place a marker on the endpoints of a
polygon outline. With gap will put a space equal to the Step value on the ends of the polygon outline.
With half gap will put a space equal to half of the Step value on the ends of the polygon outline. Custom

Input

Marker

geometry

placement style

Definitions

will fit the pattern to the length of the feature by adjusting the gaps slightly. No constraint will not adjust
the gaps at all, meaning that the pattern is unlikely to exactly fit the length of the feature. The default value
is With half gap.

Position: Indicates where the pattern should begin relative to the starting point of the geometry. It shifts
the entire pattern along the polygon outline the specified distance. Negative numbers indicate a shift to
the left, positive numbers a shift to the right. This property has an effect only if Endings is set to No
constraint or Custom. When constructing a representation rule, this property will be dynamically derived
from the Stepvalue and will dynamically update during rule construction or modification when the Endings
property is updated.

Offset at end: Indicates where the pattern should end relative to the ending point of the geometry.
Negative numbers indicate a shift to the left, positive numbers a shift to the right. This property has an
effect only if Endings is set to Custom. When constructing a representation rule, this property will be
dynamically derived from the Step value and will dynamically update during rule construction or
modification when the Endings property is updated.

Input

Marker

geometry

placement style

Definitions

Angle to line: Indicates whether or not markers will be oriented to the polygon outline. If unchecked, the
markers will be angled to the top of the page. The default is checked.
# of markers: Indicates the number of markers to be assigned to a polygon outline. The markers are
spaced evenly along a polygon outline, and the distance will depend on the length of the polygon outline.
The distance between can be as small as 0 (zero) if the number of markers is too many for the length of
the polygon outline. The default value is 1.

Decorations

Begin position: Indicates the distance from the beginning point of a polygon that the marker will be
placed. The beginning of a polygon outline is clockwise from the closing point of the polygon. The
distance is applied along the polygon outline. The default value is 0 (zero) pt.

End position: Indicates the distance from the closing point of a polygon that the marker will be placed.
The end of a polygon outline is counterclockwise from the closing point of the polygon. The distance is
applied along the polygon outline. The default value is 0 (zero) pt.

Input

Marker

geometry

placement style

Definitions

Flip all: Indicates that all markers will be rotated 180 degrees relative to the line's geometry. The default is
unchecked.

Flip first: Indicates that only the first marker will be rotated 180 degrees. The default is unchecked.

Angle to line: Indicates whether markers will be oriented to the line. If unchecked, the markers will be
angled to the top of the page. The default is unchecked.
X Step: The distance between each marker on the x-axis of the grid. The distance is calculated from the
center of each marker. The default value is 10 pt.

Inside polygon

Y Step: The distance between each marker on the y-axis of the grid. The distance is calculated from the
center of each marker. The default value is 10 pt.

Grid angle: Indicates the amount of rotation for the grid of markers. The default value is 0 (zero) degrees.

Input

Marker

geometry

placement style

Definitions

Shift odd rows: Indicates whether alternating rows should be moved half of the X step value to create a
cascade effect for the markers. The default is unchecked.

X Offset: The distance from the location of the columns along the x-axis. The default value is 0 (zero) pt.

Y Offset: The distance from the location of the rows along the y-axis. The default value is 0 (zero) pt.

Clipping: Indicates the method by which markers are made visible at the edges of a polygon. Adjusting
this parameter will change the number of markers that are visible inside a polygon. The choices are Clip
marker at boundary, Whole markers cross boundary, and No markers touch boundary. Clip marker at
boundary will partially display any marker that touches the edges of the polygon. Whole markers cross
boundary will display markers that touch the edges of the polygon. No markers touch boundary will only
display markers that do not touch the edges of the polygon. The default value is Clip marker at boundary.

On outline

Position: Indicates the distance from a specified location on a polygon outline that a marker will be
placed. The distance is applied along the line. The default value is 0 (zero) pt.

Input

Marker

geometry

placement style

Definitions

Relative to: Indicates the specified location on the polygon outline from which a marker will be placed.
The choices are Line middle, Line beginning, and Line end. The beginning and end of the polygon
outline are the same location. The default value is Line middle.

Angle to line: Indicates whether a marker will be oriented to the polygon outline. If unchecked, the marker
will be angled to the top of the page. The default is checked.
On end points: Indicates whether a marker will be placed on the closing point of a polygon. The default is
checked.

On vertices

On control points: Indicates whether a marker will be placed on representation control points on the
polygon outline. The default is checked.

On regular vertices: Indicates whether a marker will be placed on vertices of the polygon outline. This
excludes the closing point of the polygon and representation control points. The default is checked.

Input

Marker

geometry

placement style

Definitions

Angle to line: Indicates whether markers will be oriented to the polygon outline. If unchecked, the
markers will be angled to the top of the page. The default is checked.
X Offset: The distance from the location defined by the Method parameter. The default value is 0 (zero) pt.

Y Offset: The distance from the location defined by the Method parameter. The default value is 0 (zero) pt.

Method: Indicates the location where the marker will be placed. The choices are Polygon
center and Bounding box center. Polygon center will display the marker inside the polygon geometry.
Polygon center

Bounding box center will display the marker at the exact center of the envelope of the polygon, and this
may be outside the geometry of the polygon. The default value is Polygon center.

Clipping: Indicates the method by which markers are made visible at the edges of a polygon. Adjusting
this parameter will change the number of markers that are visible inside a polygon. The choices are Clip
marker at boundary, Whole markers cross boundary, and No markers touch boundary. Clip marker at
boundary will partially display any marker that touches the edges of the polygon. Whole markers cross

Input

Marker

geometry

placement style

Definitions

boundary will display markers that touch the edges of the polygon. No markers touch boundary will only
display markers that do not touch the edges of the polygon. The default value is Clip marker at boundary.
Step: The distance between each marker. The distance is calculated from the center of each marker. The
default value is 10 pt.

Endings: The position of the marker along a polygon outline. The choices are No constraint, With
marker, With gap, With half gap, and Custom. With marker will place a marker on the endpoints of a
polygon outline. With gap will put a space equal to the Step value on the ends of the polygon outline.
Randomly along

With half gap will put a space equal to half of the Step value on the ends of the polygon outline. Custom

outline

will fit the pattern to the length of the feature by adjusting the gaps slightly. No constraint will not adjust
the gaps at all, meaning that the pattern is unlikely to exactly fit the length of the feature. The default value
is With half gap.

Position: Indicates where the pattern should begin relative to the starting point of the geometry. It shifts
the entire pattern along the polygon outline the specified distance. Negative numbers indicate a shift to
the left, positive numbers a shift to the right. This property has an effect only if Endings is set to No

Input

Marker

geometry

placement style

Definitions

constraint or Custom. When constructing a representation rule, this property will be dynamically derived
from the Stepvalue and will dynamically update during rule construction or modification when the Endings
property is updated.

Offset at end: Indicates where the pattern should end relative to the ending point of the geometry.
Negative numbers indicate a shift to the left, positive numbers a shift to the right. This property has an
effect only if Endings is set to Custom. When constructing a representation rule, this property will be
dynamically derived from the Step value and will dynamically update during rule construction or
modification when the Endings property is updated.

Randomization: Indicates the amount of randomness to be used for the size and rotation of the markers
on the polygon outline. The size and rotation of the marker will vary for individual markers. The choices
are Low, Medium, and High. The default value is Low.

Skew effect: Indicates whether the shape of the marker should be warped. The default is unchecked.

Input

Marker

geometry

placement style

Definitions

Seed: Indicates the starting value for generating a random number. This random number is used by
the Randomization parameter to determine which shape a marker will receive. The default value is 1.
X Step: The distance between each marker on the x-axis of the grid. The distance is calculated from the
center of each marker. The default value is 10 pt.

Y Step: The distance between each marker on the y-axis of the grid. The distance is calculated from the
center of each marker. The default value is 10 pt.
Randomly inside
polygon

Clipping: Indicates the method by which markers are made visible at the edges of a polygon. Adjusting
this parameter will change the number of markers that are visible inside a polygon. The choices are Clip
marker at boundary, Whole markers cross boundary, and No markers touch boundary. Clip marker at
boundary will partially display any marker that touches the edges of the polygon. Whole markers cross
boundary will display markers that touch the edges of the polygon. No markers touch boundary will only
display markers that do not touch the edges of the polygon. The default value is Clip marker at boundary.

Input

Marker

geometry

placement style

Definitions

Seed: Indicates the starting value for generating a random pattern. The default value is 1.
Step: The distance between each marker. The distance is calculated from the center of each marker. The
default value is 10 pt.

Endings: The position of the marker at the closing point of a polygon. The choices are With marker, With
gap, and With half gap. With marker will place a marker on the closing point of a polygon. With gap will
Variable size

put a space equal to the Step value on the closing point of a polygon. With half gap will put a space equal
to half of the Step value on the closing point of a polygon. The default value is With half gap.

Control points: The position of the marker at a representation control point. The choices are With
marker and With half gap. With marker will place a marker on representation control points. With half
gap will put a space equal to half of the Step value on representation control points. The default value is
With half gap.

Input

Marker

geometry

placement style

Definitions

Minimum zoom: Indicates the smallest size of the marker to be placed on the polygon outline. The value
is expressed in terms of a ratio/percentage. The default value is 0.5, or 50 percent.

Maximum zoom: Indicates the largest size of the marker to be placed on the polygon outline. The value is
expressed in terms of a ratio/percentage. The default value is 1.5, or 150 percent.

Zoom number: Indicates the number of different sizes for the markers to be placed on the polygon
outline. The default value is 3.

Method: Indicates the order in which the change of size in the markers should occur. The choices
are Random, Increasing, Decreasing, and Increasing then decreasing. The default value is Random.

Offset: The distance of the marker from the polygon geometry perpendicular to the polygon outline. The
default value is 0 (zero).

Input

Marker

geometry

placement style

Definitions

Seed: Indicates the starting value for generating a random number. This random number is used by
the Method type Random to determine which size a marker will receive. The default value is 1.

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