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Item created: Nov 28, 2018 Item updated: Dec 6, 2024 View count: 2,636,045
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hack, cartography, gradient, background, vignette, ArcGIS Pro, fill, stroke, transparency
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Very useful thanks, but how can I recentre it to work with an Asia centred projection? The stroke makes a line through the Pacific at 180 degrees longitude.
Have already used this multiple times since I saw it featured in your session in the 2023 UC session. 👏
sweet! happy it's helpful!
Thanks!! I just used this to lighten the World Imagery basemap by overlying this in white and using a blend mode!
it's super useful for that sort of graphical support. happy you use it!
Great idea John! It looks really usefull... Thanks!
Thank you John Nelson. The tip with adding the stroke worked. However, how do I go about making it a stroke around the earth not "through" the earth? See image https://imgur.com/a/bgIzA0i Again, this is fantastic and I can't wait to play with it regularly. Thank you.