Latest Contributions by XanderBakker

How about creating the ZIP and provide the url to the client: ArcGIS Help (10.2, 10.2.1, and 10.2.2) ... View more

In addition a few comments on your code: to split the path from the file name you can use os.path.split it is better to use a "with" statement for you cursor, this will clear it from memory after the cursor finishes when you create the polygon, it is better to provide the spatial reference from the input points, otherwise you will be creating a featureclass without coordinate system After the cursor you first copy the square buffers into a new featureclass for which you do not specify the path. Since you have not set the arcpy.env.workspace you are not guiding where it will be created Next you create an empty featureclass and start an insert cursor on it. The point is that you are looping through the features in an empty featureclass which has 0 features,,, In case it would have been a valid cursor with features, the index to the height fields would be wrong (is 5, not 4). Some more tips and examples can be found here: Some Python Snippets ... View more

Basically, you download the tool to a location on disk. Unzip the file. Open you existing model . Next navigate with the Catalog window to the location of the toolbox you just downloaded and unzipped. Drag the script on yout model window. It will appear with white colors and unconnected. Now double click on the script tool "SRTM Correction Tree Offsets". In the dialog you will be able to select the intermediate results and inputs your are creating in your model: Select the input rasters and specify the output result. When you click OK, you will see the result in the model: Connect the output of the script tool to other processes in case necessary. Please remember that in case the question has been answered, to mark the post that answered your question as "Correct Answer". In case you feel that other posts were Helpful you can mark them as such. ... View more