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Good check!  glad it worked out ... View more

Does it happen in all projects? or just the one you encountered this behaviour? From your other thread, there were two solutions that differed but worked for those individuals (ie projection and an incorrect selection setting), Do any of those apply in your case? ... View more

download the *.exe file to the external... just don't install it on it was my suggestion The *.exe file contains a *.msi and a *.cab file.  copy the *.exe file to your local PC, then double-click on it it will ask yoiu where you want to extract the files... do that, then when the files are extracted to a folder, double-click on the *.msi file to begin the installation process. I install in a separate folder c:\arcgis_pro is a pretty obvious place and not in c:\Program files\blah blah  or words in the c:\Users\don't_install me here\ ... View more

I am not sure from your post whether you 'cloned' the default environment first "THEN" did the install of pytorch into that environment. If you didn't clone the default environment first, you wouldn't have anything in it of use except for the deeplearning modules. A quick view using Windows file explorer into that path will reveal what you have.... alternately, you can do a conda list    for both the deeplearning and the arcgispro-py3 environments (proswap -ing in between) ... View more

set each one as r"\memory\whatever" ... at least that is what I have used without issue... maybe others have had success with arcpy.env.workspace = .... but your case suggests that you shouldn't ... View more

The final result that you want to use/save is to your file gdb probably the project one, or create a locally save gdb solely for that process ... View more

When it is "user error" you don't mark your own answer correct, you use "Assumed Answered" Michelle Mathias‌  I have corrected this ... View more

Select the tool, add to model select a points file... Note!  there is no file called "Elevation" which makes me wonder if only finds one file AND it is named Elevation or Z, it will be used as the default. Note, I get the drop-down choice list Try with some random point file that does NOT have elevation or Z in it, BUT has more than 1 non-id or shape field (like mine) and see what happens Or if that doesn't work, just follow my process and see if that makes a difference PS!!! You have 2 files to use... dump 1 for now, since adding 2 point files at once, may impact the drop-down capabilities of the tool. Add one point file at a time, set its parameters, then add another featureclass for the next file ... View more

The help doesn't differentiate between in_memory and memory for deleting, as you have noted. I couldn't find anything related to this on the support site (visible to mere mortals), but I stumbled on this BUG-000120068: Loading data into a memory-workspace consumes about ..  Perhaps more lurks behind the (in_)memory divide. ... View more

The scripting example shows the arcpy.env.workspace being set to a file gdb not to 'memory'.  the warning about memory is worth noting Use of memory-based workspaces in a Python is only valid for geoprocessing tools. Memory is not a general-purpose virtual directory where you can write files or other data. Temporary or other outputs are set to memory (eg r"\memory\something") Write geoprocessing output to memory—ArcGIS Pro | Documentation  Contour_3d supports a load of environment variables, I would examine those relating to current workspace and scratch workspace Contour—Help | Documentation  Try the process again setting the env.workspace to point to your project gdb, and setting the results of contour to memory, then copy to the gdb or if a shapefile is needed, a folder. The rest of what you noted may be real or a cascading result of what you did ... View more

This link arcgis.mapping module — arcgis 1.8.0 documentation  refers yo to the documentation in arcgis help topics Web map printing with arcpy.mp—ArcPy | Documentation  which has some stuff to read, and maybe the section on Understand web map JSON would help ... View more

Sorry, don't use arcmap anymore.   Most of arcpy symbology doesn't deal with permanent changes to the symbology, that is more of an imagery issue than a python/arcpy issue ... View more

Tech Support  would be my suggestion, there may be underlying issues for the failure, making restarting the process a secondary concern ... View more

supposedly fixed in 2.3, if this is the error BUG-000117586: ArcGIS Pro crashes when running the Create Integrate..  there are others https://support.esri.com/en/Search-Results#search?q=Create%20integrated%20scene%20layer&content-type=Bugs just sort from Newest to Oldest ... View more

Is the tif a raster or does it represent an image? And is this the documentation that you were reading? Symbology—ArcPy | Documentation  ... View more