Hi,
I have a simple model that consists of three point data sets; set A is a selection of residential points on which the model is to be run, set B is a collection of street intersection points and set C is all the residential points. The model works as thus...
- Select a point from set A
- Generate a buffer around this point
- Count the number of points from sets B and C that intersect the buffer (in separate fields)
- Calculate the density of these points (again, in separate fields)
- Move on to the next point in set A and rinse and repeat
This simple model works fine, the problem, however, arises at the end where every iteration of the model writes to the same output file, meaning that each iteration is overwriting its predecessor -- which isn't quite what I want!
My question, therefore, is; is there some way to automatically change the file output name with every iteration of the model (so the name would be changed to something like output_1, output_2, output_3, 4, 5 etc... every time the model runs)?
As an aside, I, unfortunately, have quite limited Python skills at the moment (as in I'm just past "Hello world!" level!), so any solution that requires large amounts of tailor made scripting on my part would probably not be very feasible. Although I *may* be able to get help in this regard if tailor made scripting is the only viable solution.
Nevertheless, any help would be much appreciated
Regards,
Euan
