Adding Features - Right Button Menu: Adding Overlay Graphics, Finish & Undo

🖱️Right-Click Menu: Adding Overlay Graphics

When you click the right mouse button after drawing a graphic feature, a pop-up menu will be displayed. The available options vary depending on the type of graphic:

Graphic Types: 

Point Data	Polylines & Polygons	Polygons after MasterMap Selection	Circles	Rectangles

Each section below includes a description and a placeholder for images to visually guide users.

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📌 Menu Options and Descriptions

Option	Description
Create from Selection	Forms a polygon based on selected areas from MasterMap using the polygoniser tool.
Snap	Snaps the buffer to a selected overlay or OS feature.
Attributes	Displays attributes for polylines, polygons, or symbols. (Circles and rectangles are covered by polygon attributes.) Note: Attribute editing is not available for datasource layers.
Undo	Removes the last section of the polyline added.
Scroll	Displays a box representing the screen area. Move the box and click to redraw the view.
Angle/Distance	Shows the angle and distance of the floating line from the last point in the graphic.
Enter Coordinates	Allows entry of an exact starting point for your graphic.
Intersect	Fixes a point using measurements from 2–3 known points.
Reference Circle	Places a graphic using a circle at a fixed distance from a pre-defined point.
Rotate After Placing	Used for rotated symbols. Rectangles can be rotated later via Edit Graphics.
Enter Radius	Specify the radius of a circle geometry.
Specify Dimensions	Define the size of a rectangle geometry.
Finish	Ends the process of adding the graphic feature.

Note: The options available will depend on the type of graphic you are adding.

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✅ Finish
Selecting Finish from the right-hand popup menu will end the process of creating a polyline or polygon.
You are now in a position to:

• Add further overlay graphics

• Add overlay data to the form

• Save the current geometry

Note: The options available will depend on the type of graphic you are adding.

↩️ Undo

This option removes the last point from the current polyline or polygon.

• If the last item added to the polyline or polygon was a string via the Snap function, Undo will remove the entire string.