I want to create a user parameter for source units, then set a snapping tolerance attribute value based on that parameter. Essentially I want to avoid having to set the snapping tolerance if the source unit of measure changes. Is there another way to achieve this?
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Why can't I set Snapper's tolerance to a feature attribute?
Best answer by erik_jan
Usually snapping involves more than one feature.
What value is going to be used in that case?
You can always use a scripted parameter to convert a private user parameter.
For example: if your private parameter is set to meter units, you can create a scripted parameter to convert that to other units (mm, km) depending on a user choice parameter.
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Usually snapping involves more than one feature.
What value is going to be used in that case?
You can always use a scripted parameter to convert a private user parameter.
For example: if your private parameter is set to meter units, you can create a scripted parameter to convert that to other units (mm, km) depending on a user choice parameter.