Latest Contributions by curtvprice

Yes, like I said above, PYTHONPATH if set by some other installer will mess things up. ... View more

I think setting the maximum distance is the answer here. I didn't see that before. ... View more

Did you validate the model before running it from Python? ... View more

ArcMap Help: Using Extensions in ArcGIS  ... View more

Are you getting an error message? Does the model have parameters? ... View more

Update on this topic, here is the installer for the separate Coordinate Systems package for 10.7. (Note, no changes apparently since Joshua Bixby‌'s screenshot above with 10.5, except maybe more data added to NTv2 for local areas?) It seems North American GEOCON and NTv2 are horizontal transformations in North America, and the other two are for support of vertical transformations for North America and the wide world.   Melita Kennedy  Did that white paper ever appear? I guess the question I have is whether we should be using NTv2 instead of NADCON if we need cm accuracy as it sounds like it is NADCON improved from the descriptions I read.  Would be great to have some guidance on these new capabilities for the vast number of us geodetically unwashed. Margaret Maher‌ I sure hope you are planning for more excellent explication in a fourth edition of my favorite Esri Press book Lining Up Data. ... View more

Absolutely. Microsoft Powerpoint has a way to do this and it's excellent.  This may simply be a doc issue. Workflows to view a map product in grayscale exist for sure, and they should be documented in the help or in a kb document. ... View more

All non-ArcGIS pythons should be able to be removed from a Windows box using Add Remove Programs. Removing ArcGIS will remove all the Esri Python installs, they are "attached" to the desktop uninstall process.  Be sure after all the pythons are gone you don't have any left over references in your system and user variables PATH and PYTHONPATH. To be more efficient I would have recommended removing all Python software you see (including Anaconda, PyCharm etc) from Add/Remove programs and then doing a repair install of ArcGIS, but whatever works. ... View more

I found this youtube video that walks you through the process, though he probably uses more control points than needed https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s-DERzmbIgM ... View more

Esri Press also has a new book out on this topic ... View more

Imagery and Remote Sensing‌ is the forum for you. I think you meant georeferenced?  I suggest removing your georeferencing and starting again from scratch, being careful with setting up your control points (remember, image > map) and not updating georeferencing until you know your links are good, based on the statistics shown for the links. Before you start again, it probably would be good to re-read the help: http://desktop.arcgis.com/en/arcmap/latest/manage-data/raster-and-images/fundamentals-for-georeferencing-a-raster-dataset.htm ... View more

Boo scooters.  ... View more

arcpy.mp will definitely not read MXDs. You need to install ArcMap and have your Java script crank up python from the ArcMap Python 2.7 executable. (For example, C:\Python27\ArcGIS10.6\python.exe.)  I'm pretty sure your code will all work if you use this Python stack, arcpy.mapping has not had big changes for a while. Most users still need both and ArcMap is not going away until 2025 so IMHO a full desktop install still really includes both. Now, if you want your script to extract paths from ArcGIS Pro projects, that will require recoding using arcpy.mp and running the python script using the Pro python environment. (C:\Program Files\ArcGIS\Pro\bin\Python\envs\arcgispro-py3\python.exe). The structure is different so some software development will be needed. ... View more