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One of my co-workers is working with a map with two basemaps: Esri's World Imagery and Esri's World Street map. When the basemaps are turned off, his other layers draw (a couple point and polygon feature classes). When the basemaps are turned on, the layers are not visible and do not draw. However, when I export the map to a JPEG, all the layers are visible and labeled. What I've tried: - Check the properties for each basemap to ensure they don't have scaling requirements. - Clearing the display cache. Could it be that ArcMap is overpowered by the two world basemaps? I have a hunch it's just too much data to process quickly. Any input is greatly appreciated.
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I fixed the file path. Again, I'm not getting any error messages and my table is closed when I run the script. Attached is a snip of my results window from running the script tool.
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I didn't receive an error message... The field I was trying to update wasn't reflecting my script. The script tool gave me a message that the tool was successful, but nothing changed in the table...
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I'm new to Python but am working with a very simple script to convert elevation units from meters to feet. It works in the Python window but not as a script tool. Below is my script. import arcpy arcpy.env.workspace = "C:\Users\keyesge\Desktop" inputShp = "JunctionElev" fieldName = "RASTERVALU" expression = "!RASTERVALU! * 3.28084" arcpy.CalculateField_management(inputShp, fieldName, expression,"PYTHON") Any input is appreciated.
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