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Extrude Between Tool in ModelBuilder

KevinWiley13

Hi All,

I am trying to develop a tool in Model Builder that will extrude between pairs of TINs.

The tool takes three inputs: the two input TINs and a bounding input feature class.

The TINs are named TIN_1_1, TIN_1_2, TIN_1_3, TIN_2_1, TIN_2_2, TIN_2_3, etc. I need the extrusion to take place between each sequential pair within each group (between 1_1 and 1_2, between 1_2 and 1_3, between 2_1 and 2_2, etc.) but not between non-sequential pairs (1_1 and 1_3) and not between TINs in different groups (1_1 and 2_1). Also there is a corresponding input feature for each group: polygon 1, polygon 2, etc.

Any tips on iterating these three inputs would be most appreciated. I have over a thousand of these procedures to perform and would strongly prefer an automated solution. Am using ArcPro 3.0.0.

Thanks!

Kevin

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ShitijMehta

If I got the combinations right - try this. I have not run, but this should work. Let me know if it works or I can try again.

a_1_1	a_1_2	polygon 1
a_1_2	a_1_3	polygon 1
a_2_1	a_2_2	polygon 2
a_2_2	a_2_3	polygon 2
a_3_1	a_3_2	polygon 3
a_3_2	a_3_3	polygon 3

asmith1

Hi Kevin,

This is a very rough version, written in python. It does not include the .extrusion() call that you need, but it does have the combinations you wanted included, and doesn't have the ones you wanted excluded.

def get_extrusion(
        geometry_a,
        geometry_b
        ):
    return '''
    PUT EXTRUSION CODE HERE
    '''

TIN_STRING = 'TIN_1_1, TIN_1_2, TIN_1_3, TIN_2_1, TIN_2_2, TIN_2_3'
TIN_LIST = TIN_STRING.split(', ')

def get_tin_combinations(
        tin_list = TIN_LIST
        ) -> dict:
    tin_list.sort()
    out = []
    for i in range(len(tin_list) - 1):
        a, b = tin_list[i], tin_list[i + 1]
        if a[4] == b[4]:
            if int(a[-1]) - int(b[-1]):
                out.append([a, b])
                get_extrusion(
                    geometry_a=a,
                    geometry_b=b
                )
    print(out)
    return out

get_tin_combinations()

ShitijMehta

Kevin,
Sent you the solution directly. Pls can you check if that works before I post it here. Thanks!

ShitijMehta

Are all these in same folder? TIN_1_1, TIN_1_2, TIN_1_3, TIN_2_1, TIN_2_2, TIN_2_3
Are the outputs going to a different workspace?
Which tool are you using?

KyleGonterwitz

Sure - If you have a working model builder export that to python or look at the geoprocessing history and copy the python commands to a notebook in pro. Take advantage of for loops with incrementation and use the looping to automate the input and output naming conventions, and change the input and output of the geoprocessed python commands to use the iterated string variables to meet your needs.

KevinWiley13

Thanks Kyle. I now see a similar question was posed last year in the Python group. Am less familiar with working in python. Any thoughts on how to apply that script to my specific problem? Thanks!

KyleGonterwitz

for what you are doing my tip would be use python instead of model builder and simply iterate your tin names in loops with python.

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