Align Features to Path
Snap and align polygon/line features to a digitised alignment path with gap-free shared boundaries (Global Master Path Snapping).
Draw an alignment path on the map, then align nearby polygon or line features to it using one of two methods: Fit to Path (near-path edges are densified and traced onto the path) or Preserve Shape (only vertices inside the tolerance zone move). v11 introduces Global Master Path Snapping: every aligned vertex is quantised to a single canonical master vertex list derived from the drawn path, so adjacent features receive bitwise-identical shared-boundary coordinates — zero gaps or slivers by construction. Tolerance is a hard boundary: only features intersecting the tolerance buffer are touched and only vertices within tolerance move.