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Clip Outside

Anonymous User

Original User: z3444916_UNSW

Hi Guys,

Is anyone know how to clip outside. Because we interesting in finding the gap of area after the clippping process.

Normaly,

[ATTACH=CONFIG]25674[/ATTACH]

I want to get the result below,
[ATTACH=CONFIG]25675[/ATTACH]

Thank you for your attention.

Best Regards,

WF

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TuridBrox

Thanks for the tip, I might use it in another project.

The problem here is that the clip tool doesn't remove anything from the original data set.

Anonymous User

Original User: Youngy

Hi,
If you do not wish to output to an actual feature class I use 'in memory results' for a lot of my intermediate data plus it dramatically speeds up the process time. Take a look half way down the page at the following link;
http://resources.esri.com/help/9.3/arcgisengine/java/Gp_ToolRef/automating_your_work_with_models/intermediate_data_and_the_scratch_workspace.htm

Not sure how to switch the clip selection in model builder though - bit annoying you don't get the same options.

TuridBrox

use clip but select preserve the area that intersects rather than the default discard the area that intersects.

Hi,

I'm trying to do the same thing as the thread starter.

When editing I can use "Clip" and "Discard the area that intersects", but I've found no way of doing this using model builder.
Is it possible?

When using the Clip or Erase tools in Model builder I am always left with an output. I want to keep the original data, but clip a hole in them, not make a new feature class.

Anonymous User

Original User: Youngy

use clip but select preserve the area that intersects rather than the default discard the area that intersects.

DanPatterson_Retired

I think the erase feature needs to be completely within the feature you are erasing from symmetrical difference doesn't

WildanFirdaus

From theory the Erase tools should more suitable for my case. But, it is not working, there is no result from Eraser tools.
Even though the Erase feature is generated from buffer process, which is mean an Area type.

[ATTACH=CONFIG]25676[/ATTACH]

Why the Erase tools is not working?
Anyone knows about this??

Best Regards,

Wildan Firdaus

Erase Tools.jpg

Anonymous User

Original User: z3444916_UNSW

symmetrical Difference if you have an Arc* advanced version
http://resources.arcgis.com/en/help/main/10.1/index.html#//00080000000r000000

Wow..Symmetrical Difference Tools is really work for my case.

Thank You.

Best Regards,

Wildan Firdaus

DanPatterson_Retired

symmetrical Difference if you have an Arc* advanced version
http://resources.arcgis.com/en/help/main/10.1/index.html#//00080000000r000000

DaleHoneycutt

Erase tool?

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