To remove, format, or assign the default, right-click the unit. To add a unit, click, and choose from the list of available units. These are listed on the Units tab of the Options dialog box. Location units are the coordinate units available to the project. Alternatively, click the arrow beside the coordinates at the bottom of the map or scene view and choose a unit from the available list. Click the General tab, and choose a unit from the Display Units drop-down list. Alternatively, click the arrow beside the coordinates at the bottom of the map or scene view and choose a.
To change the display units, right-click a map or scene in the Contents pane and choose Properties from the context menu. To change the display units, right-click a map or scene in the Contents pane and choose Properties from the context menu. The values displayed are the real-world coordinate values corresponding with the pointer's location on the map or scene view. Display unitsĭisplay units are used by the coordinate system display at the bottom of the map or scene view. Click the Coordinate System tab, and choose a coordinate system from the list. To do this, right-click a map or scene in the Contents pane and choose Properties from the context menu. Map units are read-only, and you can only change them by changing the coordinate system of the map or local scene. Measure the appropriate baseline distance to third base from the apex and scribe an arc. Map units are determined by the linear coordinate system of the map or local scene. 113 1-5/8' for Pony League (80 Field) 127 3-3/8' for Baseball (90 Field) (These measurements are identical to the distance from the outside back corner of third base to the outside back corner of first base.) Step 3: Locate First Base and Third Base. Map units are the units in which the spatial data in the map or scene is drawn. Unit options allow you to specify which units of measurement are available in various contexts for the current project or the application. Location units and all other units for a project are set using the Unit Options dialog box. You can enter a search term in the Search box to help locate a specific coordinate system. Choose an appropriate coordinate system from the corresponding Coordinate Systems Available list. Map and display units are configured using the Map Properties dialog box and are described in more detail below. To change either the horizontal or vertical coordinate system, click the button below the Current XY or Current Z heading, respectively. Most accurate rendering of units: map units, display units and location units. Three units of measurement are commonly referenced when working within a map or scene to display the
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