With Python, the only way to do this is to create a layer file in advance and then have your output reference that file.http://forums.arcgis.com/threads/44502-Managing-Symbology-using-Python
Hi, I am developing a customized python script tool in arcgis desktop. An output feature class is created after running the tool. More than one field are added to this output. However, I want to automatically symbolize one of the multiple fields added (e.g., the first one) when the feature class is added to arcgis. A similar example in the spatial statistics tool "Hot Spot Analysis". After running the tool, two fields are added: "GiZScore" and "GiPValue", but "GiZScore" is the one automatically symbolized.Can anyone tell me how this is implemented? Thanks in advance.
IF you create subtypes for your new feature class and the subtypes have the name of an existing symbol it should automatically symbolize it based on that subtype name. Or you can create a custom symbol and give it the name. However, then you would need to save that custom symbol everywhere else.
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