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Can you convert Python to a Model?

ChrisSergent

A question was asked in an online class I was taking. I know you can convert a model to Python, but can you convert Python to a model?

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WesMiller

Yes you can make a python script into a model as Jeff Ward mentions. The steps can be found here ArcGIS Help 10.1

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ChrisSergent

I figured it out. I had to create my own toolbox.

SepheFox

Which option is greyed out, Jeff? Do you mean the option to add a script to a toolbox? You won't have that option in the toolboxes supplies by ESRI, but you will if you create a new toolbox of your own.

WesMiller

Yes you can make a python script into a model as Jeff Ward mentions. The steps can be found here ArcGIS Help 10.1

ChrisSergent

Any idea why that option may be dimmed out. Is it in settings?

JeffWard

You can make your script a script tool in Model Builder.

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