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Do Terrain Datasets or TIN's contain Attribute Tables?

Craig_Eissler_Iceman

Do Terrain Datasets or TIN's contain Attribute Tables?

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No to both.

But they do have properties that can be accessed through arcpy

TIN properties—ArcGIS Pro | Documentation

some of which can't

Terrain dataset properties—ArcGIS Pro | Documentation

since both possess floating point 'z' values, there will be no table, just like a floating point raster

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Craig_Eissler_Iceman

OK thanks. I had never seen one, but wondered if one could be created -- looks like the answer is "no".

No to both.

But they do have properties that can be accessed through arcpy

TIN properties—ArcGIS Pro | Documentation

some of which can't

Terrain dataset properties—ArcGIS Pro | Documentation

since both possess floating point 'z' values, there will be no table, just like a floating point raster

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