Latest Contributions by ColinMurtoff1

‎10-23-2018

You have been a great help, Dan. I believe I have found a work-around to the negative buffer issue by: converting polygons to polylines, buffering those polylines by the amount needed in the negative buffer (212ft), and then performing an erase on the polygon layer with the polyline buffer layer. This seems to have done the trick.

‎10-23-2018

I did a test run buffer of -1 feet, which worked, followed by another test run of -10 feet, which also worked. I'm wondering if the strategy will be to run the buffer incrementally until I reach the desired size?

‎10-23-2018

Marianne, I did run repair geometry before applying the buffer, but to no avail. Dan, I ran a negative buffer on the county boundary using the same units as a test, and this worked fine. It doesn't seem to be the file name or location, rather the outputs.

‎10-22-2018

Unfortunately I still am getting an error 999999 message when doing the negative buffer of halfish the width of the slim pieces (-25ft). Not too sure where to go from here.

‎10-22-2018

Since I am looking to identify contiguous areas of at least 300 square feet, I am negative buffering the polygons by 212 feet (half of the distance from corner to corner of 300x300ft square). I have also tried incrementally buffering (30ft at a time), but get the error 999999 message as well.

‎10-22-2018

Hi, Xander. This was my initial thought. In an attempt to start this process, I ran the negative buffer on the data layer, but what followed was ERROR 999999. The data layer does have 1843 features.

‎10-22-2018

I am performing parcel analysis that requires the removal of parcel sections that do not meet a minimum contiguous area requirement of 300 square feet (able to have a 300x300ft square pass through it). Is there a way to identify and remove these parcel sections, or "thin strips", that do not meet this requirement? See attached photo for clarification.

‎06-20-2017

I have created a Field Notes feature layer that I am using as a data collection method in a Geoform. How do I change the "Category" names, so that when a user selects a Category from the drop down menu in the Geoform, it does not list the default Categories 1-5? *Image attached*

‎05-02-2017

I am attempting to create a 3D Scene in ArcGIS Pro that contains parcels that are extruded based on a specified height value. When panning/zooming, gaps/holes appear throughout the 3D layer. I've searched this issue and it has led me to believe that my "multipatch data contains mixed vertex ordering and incorrect normals", and that I should "ensure the data is authored correctly and does not contain these", but how do I do this?

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Latest Contributions by ColinMurtoff1

Re: Remove sections of polygons that do not meet minimum contiguous area requirement?

Re: Remove sections of polygons that do not meet minimum contiguous area requirement?

Re: Remove sections of polygons that do not meet minimum contiguous area requirement?

Re: Remove sections of polygons that do not meet minimum contiguous area requirement?

Re: Remove sections of polygons that do not meet minimum contiguous area requirement?

Re: Remove sections of polygons that do not meet minimum contiguous area requirement?

Remove sections of polygons that do not meet minimum contiguous area requirement?

How do I change Category names for Field Notes feature layer?

How to fix mixed vertex ordering in Scene?

Re: Remove sections of polygons that do not meet m...

How do I change Category names for Field Notes fea...