Resample tool in ArcPro model builder doesn't remember settings

Question

Hi, I'm aiming to build a tool in model builder for processing raster data. One step would be to resample a raster mosaic to lower resolution outputs. But the tool will not remember the values I enter, not for the cell size and not for the chosen pyramid resampling and compression method in the environment settings. Even if I make a parameter for the cell size (e.g. 250, 250) and the value is kept in the model (and not immediately switched back to 1, 1), the tool would still attempt to output a raster with 1m cell size. This needs to be fixed (I'm on ArcPro 2.5.1). Is there a way to get around this issue in the meantime (using a different tool or script? - but I'm not really familiar with Python, unfortunately) ?

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EMMACUTLER · Answer

I was having this same issue but found that I could successfully resample the raster as long as I specified the input raster to be resampled and did not rename it in model builder

Hornbydd · Answer

That does indeed appear to be a bug. You to need to report this to your local esri supplier, otherwise nothing gets done about it. I get the impression that esri rarely acts on bugs that are discussed in the community such as we are doing. If it is not in their bug tracking system it does not exist!

BerritBredemeier1 · Answer

Hi Duncan, if I try a simple model like yours above, it works in most cases (I ran it four times with different inputs, only once it defaulted back to the inputs cell size). But when I try to set up my more complicated model, even if it seems to remember the cell size, once I run it, the processing runs with the resolution of the input mosaic, which is 1m cell size.

I tried using MosaicToNew Raster, but that tool doesn't process all the rasters in the mosaic, some are left out in the output (another bug I found other people complaining about), so it's useless. Now I'm trying CopyRaster…...