Settings Editor

Use this dialog box to set up a settings template to control the stylization, AutoCAD layer, and other settings for objects that are created in the drawing when ArcGIS data is imported.

You can access this dialog box from the Import Layers dialog box when you are setting up a settings template.

Styles, layers, and sites must exist in the drawing in order to specify them in a settings template. For gravity pipes and structures, a default ArcGIS Network pipe network selection is available, or you can create a pipe network in the drawing prior to defining the settings template which you can then select. For point groups, a default ArcGIS Layer Name point group and the _All Points point group are available by default to select, or you can define a point group in the drawing prior to defining the settings template which you can then select.

Note: Settings templates are not supported for refreshing ArcGIS data. To apply a settings template to additional data, you must reimport the data source.

Template Name: Specifies the template name. This name will also be used as the file name.
Template Path: Displays the template path that was specified in the Import Layers dialog box.
Object Tabs (COGO Point, Alignment, Feature Line, Parcel, Gravity Pipe, Structure, AutoCAD Objects): These tabs group the settings in the Settings Editor by object type. Click a tab to navigate to the settings for an object type. Click Add to add a new row to the settings list for an object type and then specify the settings.
Tip: The default settings for each object type are listed at the bottom of the Settings Editor dialog box.
Add: Adds a row to the currently selected settings tab so that you can configure settings.
Delete: Deletes the currently selected row on the currently selected settings tab. Select the check box next to a row to enable the Delete button.

COGO Point

On the COGO Point tab, add settings for configuring points that are imported. You can configure the settings to create COGO points or AutoCAD points. Click Add to add a new row.

Check Box: Selects a row. Select the check box next to a row to enable the Delete button.
Setting Name: Specifies the name for the setting. After clicking Add to add a new row, the Setting Name is Setting-<number> by default. You can click in the settings field to change the name.
Source Layer: Specifies the source layer name in ArcGIS of the data that you want to stylize. This is the name of the layer that you selected in the Autodesk Connector for ArcGIS and it is also visible in your Content location in ArcGIS.
Note: An asterisk (*) wildcard is supported for use in the Source Layer field.

Tip: If you accidentally add an extra space before the layer name in the Source Layer field, the space will not appear in the field in the user interface (" a" will appear the same as "a") and the objects will be imported with the default settings.
Query: Specifies the query for the setting. The query determines which data the setting will be applied to. Click in the field to display the Query Builder dialog box to specify the query and click OK to return to the Settings Editor.
Priority: Specifies the priority for this setting. A smaller value has a higher priority than a larger value. The default for all settings is 1. You can change it to another number by clicking in the cell. You can change the setting priority if there are multiple settings for one layer which conflict with each other. Changing the priority does not change the row order.
Style: Specifies the style for the points that match the query.
Layer: Specifies the layer for the points that match the query.
Label Style: Specifies the label style for the points that match the query.
Point Group: Specifies which point group the points that match the query should be added to.
For point groups, the default ArcGIS Layer Name point group and the _All Points point group are available by default to select, or you can define a point group in the drawing prior to defining the settings template which you can then select.
Feature Type: Specifies whether COGO points or AutoCAD points are created in the drawing. When you select AutoCAD Point, the Style, Label Style, and Point Group options for the setting are not available to specify.
Property Mapping: Specifies the mapped properties for this setting. Click to edit the mapping relationship in the Property Mapping dialog box.

Alignment

On the Alignment tab, add settings for configuring alignments that are imported. Click Add to add a new row.

Check Box: Selects a row. Select the check box next to a row to enable the Delete button.
Setting Name: Specifies the name for the setting. After clicking Add to add a new row, the Setting Name is Setting-<number> by default. You can click in the settings field to change the name.
Source Layer: Specifies the source layer name in ArcGIS of the data that you want to stylize. This is the name of the layer that you selected in the Autodesk Connector for ArcGIS and it is also visible in your Content location in ArcGIS.
Note: An asterisk (*) wildcard is supported for use in the Source Layer field.

Tip: If you accidentally add an extra space before the layer name in the Source Layer field, the space will not appear in the field in the user interface (" a" will appear the same as "a") and the objects will be imported with the default settings.
Query: Specifies the query for the setting. The query determines which data the setting will be applied to. Click in the field to display the Query Builder dialog box to specify the query and click OK to return to the Settings Editor.
Priority: Specifies the priority for this setting. A smaller value has a higher priority than a larger value. The default for all settings is 1. You can change it to another number by clicking in the cell. You can change the setting priority if there are multiple settings for one layer which conflict with each other. Changing the priority does not change the row order.
Style: Specifies the style for the alignments that match the query.
Layer: Specifies the layer for the alignments that match the query.
Label Style: Specifies the label style for the alignments that match the query.
Feature Type: Specifies whether alignments, 2D polylines, or 3D polylines are created from the imported data. When you choose to create either 2D or 3D polylines, the Style option for the setting is not available to specify.
Property Mapping: Specifies the mapped properties for this setting. Click to edit the mapping relationship in the Property Mapping dialog box.

Feature Line

On the Feature Line tab, add settings for configuring feature lines that are imported. Click Add to add a new row.

Check Box: Selects a row. Select the check box next to a row to enable the Delete button.
Setting Name: Specifies the name for the setting. After clicking Add to add a new row, the Setting Name is Setting-<number> by default. You can click in the settings field to change the name.
Source Layer: Specifies the source layer name in ArcGIS of the data that you want to stylize. This is the name of the layer that you selected in the Autodesk Connector for ArcGIS and it is also visible in your Content location in ArcGIS.
Note: An asterisk (*) wildcard is supported for use in the Source Layer field.

Tip: If you accidentally add an extra space before the layer name in the Source Layer field, the space will not appear in the field in the user interface (" a" will appear the same as "a") and the objects will be imported with the default settings.
Query: Specifies the query for the setting. The query determines which data the setting will be applied to. Click in the field to display the Query Builder dialog box to specify the query and click OK to return to the Settings Editor.
Priority: Specifies the priority for this setting. A smaller value has a higher priority than a larger value. The default for all settings is 1. You can change it to another number by clicking in the cell. You can change the setting priority if there are multiple settings for one layer which conflict with each other. Changing the priority does not change the row order.
Style: Specifies the style for the feature lines that match the query.
Layer: Specifies the layer for the feature lines that match the query.
Site: Specifies the site for the feature lines that match the query. Sites must exist in the drawing in order to specify them in a settings template
Feature Type: Specifies whether feature lines, 2D polylines, or 3D polylines are created from the imported data. When you choose to create either 2D or 3D polylines, the Style and Site options for the setting are not available to specify.
Property Mapping: Specifies the mapped properties for this setting. Click to edit the mapping relationship in the Property Mapping dialog box.

Parcel

On the Parcel tab, add settings for configuring parcels that are imported. Click Add to add a new row.

Check Box: Selects a row. Select the check box next to a row to enable the Delete button.
Setting Name: Specifies the name for the setting. After clicking Add to add a new row, the Setting Name is Setting-<number> by default. You can click in the settings field to change the name.
Source Layer: Specifies the source layer name in ArcGIS of the data that you want to stylize. This is the name of the layer that you selected in the Autodesk Connector for ArcGIS and it is also visible in your Content location in ArcGIS.
Note: An asterisk (*) wildcard is supported for use in the Source Layer field.

Tip: If you accidentally add an extra space before the layer name in the Source Layer field, the space will not appear in the field in the user interface (" a" will appear the same as "a") and the objects will be imported with the default settings.
Query: Specifies the query for the setting. The query determines which data the setting will be applied to. Click in the field to display the Query Builder dialog box to specify the query and click OK to return to the Settings Editor.
Priority: Specifies the priority for this setting. A smaller value has a higher priority than a larger value. The default for all settings is 1. You can change it to another number by clicking in the cell. You can change the setting priority if there are multiple settings for one layer which conflict with each other. Changing the priority does not change the row order.
Style: Specifies the style for the parcels that match the query.
Layer: Specifies the layer for the parcels that match the query.
Site: Specifies the site for the parcels that match the query.
Property Mapping: Specifies the mapped properties for this setting. Click to edit the mapping relationship in the Property Mapping dialog box.

Gravity Pipe

On the Gravity Pipe tab, add settings for configuring gravity pipes that are imported. Click Add to add a new row.

Check Box: Selects a row. Select the check box next to a row to enable the Delete button.
Setting Name: Specifies the name for the setting. After clicking Add to add a new row, the Setting Name is Setting-<number> by default. You can click in the settings field to change the name.
Source Layer: Specifies the source layer name in ArcGIS of the data that you want to stylize. This is the name of the layer that you selected in the Autodesk Connector for ArcGIS and it is also visible in your Content location in ArcGIS.
Note: An asterisk (*) wildcard is supported for use in the Source Layer field.

Tip: If you accidentally add an extra space before the layer name in the Source Layer field, the space will not appear in the field in the user interface (" a" will appear the same as "a") and the objects will be imported with the default settings.
Query: Specifies the query for the setting. The query determines which data the setting will be applied to. Click in the field to display the Query Builder dialog box to specify the query and click OK to return to the Settings Editor.
Priority: Specifies the priority for this setting. A smaller value has a higher priority than a larger value. The default for all settings is 1. You can change it to another number by clicking in the cell. You can change the setting priority if there are multiple settings for one layer which conflict with each other. Changing the priority does not change the row order.
Network Name: Specifies the pipe network for the gravity pipes that match the query.
Style: Specifies the style for the gravity pipes that match the query.
Layer: Specifies the layer for the gravity pipes that match the query.
Property Mapping: Specifies the mapped properties for this setting. Click to edit the mapping relationship in the Property Mapping dialog box.

Structure

On the Structure tab, add settings for configuring structures that are imported. Click Add to add a new row.

Check Box: Selects a row. Select the check box next to a row to enable the Delete button.
Setting Name: Specifies the name for the setting. After clicking Add to add a new row, the Setting Name is Setting-<number> by default. You can click in the settings field to change the name.
Source Layer: Specifies the source layer name in ArcGIS of the data that you want to stylize. This is the name of the layer that you selected in the Autodesk Connector for ArcGIS and it is also visible in your Content location in ArcGIS.
Note: An asterisk (*) wildcard is supported for use in the Source Layer field.

Tip: If you accidentally add an extra space before the layer name in the Source Layer field, the space will not appear in the field in the user interface (" a" will appear the same as "a") and the objects will be imported with the default settings.
Query: Specifies the query for the setting. The query determines which data the setting will be applied to. Click in the field to display the Query Builder dialog box to specify the query and click OK to return to the Settings Editor.
Priority: Specifies the priority for this setting. A smaller value has a higher priority than a larger value. The default for all settings is 1. You can change it to another number by clicking in the cell. You can change the setting priority if there are multiple settings for one layer which conflict with each other. Changing the priority does not change the row order.
Network Name: Specifies the pipe network for the structures that match the query.
Style: Specifies the style for the structures that match the query.
Layer: Specifies the layer for the structures that match the query.
Property Mapping: Specifies the mapped properties for this setting. Click to edit the mapping relationship in the Property Mapping dialog box.

AutoCAD Objects

On the AutoCAD Objects tab, add settings for configuring AutoCAD objects that are imported. Click Add to add a new row.

Check Box: Selects a row. Select the check box next to a row to enable the Delete button.
Setting Name: Specifies the name for the setting. After clicking Add to add a new row, the Setting Name is Setting-<number> by default. You can click in the settings field to change the name.
Source Layer: Specifies the source layer name in ArcGIS of the data that you want to stylize. This is the name of the layer that you selected in the Autodesk Connector for ArcGIS and it is also visible in your Content location in ArcGIS.
Note: An asterisk (*) wildcard is supported for use in the Source Layer field.

Tip: If you accidentally add an extra space before the layer name in the Source Layer field, the space will not appear in the field in the user interface (" a" will appear the same as "a") and the objects will be imported with the default settings.
Query: Specifies the query for the setting. The query determines which data the setting will be applied to. Click in the field to display the Query Builder dialog box to specify the query and click OK to return to the Settings Editor.
Priority: Specifies the priority for this setting. A smaller value has a higher priority than a larger value. The default for all settings is 1. You can change it to another number by clicking in the cell. You can change the setting priority if there are multiple settings for one layer which conflict with each other. Changing the priority does not change the row order.
Layer: Specifies the layer for the AutoCAD objects that match the query.
Property Mapping: Specifies the mapped properties for this setting. Click to edit the mapping relationship in the Property Mapping dialog box.