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Learning ArcGIS Pro

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Symbol Search: Pole<br />

Symbol: Telephone Pole 1<br />

Height: 35 Ft<br />

Your scene should now look similar to this depending on your rotation and zoom<br />

scale if you have correctly applied all the settings.<br />

You are almost done. Now you need to apply a basemap that adds a more realistic<br />

back drop and apply a sky to the scene:<br />

28. Click on the Basemap button on the MAP tab in the ribbon.<br />

29. Select the Imagery basemap. This will allow you to use the aerial photography as a<br />

basemap, which will add a touch of realism to the scene.<br />

30. Now to add the sky, you will apply a fill to the entire scene. Right-click on Local<br />

Scene in the Contents pane and select <strong>Pro</strong>perties.<br />

31. Select the General option in the left-hand side pane of the Map <strong>Pro</strong>perties window.<br />

32. Set the Background color to Sodalite Blue (you can choose a different color if you<br />

think another will work better) and click on OK.<br />

33. Save your project.<br />

34. Take some time to pan, rotate, and zoom within the scene you just created. It has a<br />

very realistic appearance, which is exactly what the Director was hoping to<br />

accomplish.

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