Master Project Locations

The View Master Project Locations tool allows users to view Master Project locations in ArcMap, with the option to view project conflicts. The tool can plot any Master Project that has an Address, an X/Y coordinate, or Assets assigned to it.

Click the button in the toolbar. The following pop-up appears:
1. Select Master Projects.
2. Click OK. The associated tool appears.

Click on the View Master Project Locations tool . The associated tool appears.
Note: This option will not work if there is already a Master Project layer in the map.
Select a filter. This step is required because it limits the type--and therefore, the amount--of master projects displayed.
- Check the Show my Filters only option to limit the filters to those created by the current user.
The System Default list shows which fields are automatically included in the results. In the right-hand column, choose any additional fields you wish to display.
Check the Project Conflicts box to direct the tool to add group layers showing project conflicts to the results. (A conflict is any location where projects overlap.)
Select Display. New layers appear in the map.
The tool attempts to map all locations for all Master Projects that meet the selected criteria. Features that the system is unable to represent spatially still exist in the layer; however, in the feature class's Attribute table, these items have a value of 0 in the FoundInMap field.

After Master Projects have been plotted in the Lucity Webmap, click on the View Master Project Locations tool .
Right-click on a Master Project location. A menu appears with three options:
- View Work Master Project(s)
- Edit Work Master Project(s)
- View Work Master Project Report
Select the desired option.
- View Work Master Projects: Opens the selected Master Project(s) in Lucity Desktop's View mode.
- Edit Work Master Project(s): Opens the selected Master Project(s) in an editable grid within ArcMap. All required fields are added to the grid by default (that is, fields required by Lucity Desktop and those users set as required).
- View Work Master Project Report: Opens the Master Project Report (provided by Lucity as a default report). The tool takes a snapshot of the current ArcMap display and saves it as a .jpg file, which is used by the Master Project Report.
A submenu appears listing the Master Projects located within the search tolerance of the mouse-click. Select the the Master Project upon which to perform the chosen function.
Note: To perform an action on multiple Master Projects, use the ESRI selection tool to select the Master Projects before clicking the View Work Locations tool. Then, right-click. The For all selected Master Projects option appears in the submenu.

Select a Filter	Lists saved filters from the Master Projects module.
Show my filters only	Narrows the list of filters to display only those created by the current user.
System Default Fields	Lists fields from the Master Projects module that are automatically included in the temporary feature class created by this tool. These fields represent columns in the Attribute table.
Select Additional Fields	Enables the user to select additional fields from the Master Projects module to appear in the tool's results.
Save as new user default	Saves the user's selections in the Select Additional Fields section as their default selections when using this tool.
Project Conflicts - Create additional layer to show project conflicts	When enabled, creates several map layers to pinpoint where overlaps exists between work associated to one or more Master Projects. Enter a Buffer Amount to direct the tool to identify work that is close together, rather than identical. For example, one or more Master Projects might include work on traffic lights, sidewalks, and the road. Normally, the tool wouldn't see those as conflicts because they are all separate features that are in different locations, even though they are in close proximity. By adding a buffer, the tool may identify such work as conflicts, allowing project managers to focus their efforts on how the work is scheduled in that location.