Latest Contributions by SteveLynch

‎05-19-2020

to add to what Joshua says about splitting up the long contours... We added a optional parameter to the Contour tool, viz., Maximum vertices per feature.

‎05-05-2020

Jamal It is a bug in that it is not releasing the lock. I've logged an issue and it'll go into the bucket of things to fix. I can't make any promises that it'll be fixed in 2.6 though. I'm glad that the workaround fixes your problem.

‎05-05-2020

Jamal In your model, add CopyRaster with the output from TopoToRaster as input and Add to display its output, does it display? I can repro your case and will log an issue.

‎04-28-2020

...you could create a model with Natural Neighbor and Extract By Mask.

‎04-28-2020

Jenny The short answer is, run the ExtractByMask tool after you've done the interpolation. The interpolation tools use all the features in the interpolation and then clip the output if you've specified a smaller extent in the environment and most of the tools clip the output based on the mask that you specified in the environment. Mask is a post processing step in the interpolation workflow. The reason that Natural Neighbor interpolation does not support the environment Mask is because it restricts the output to the convex hull around the input points, this is by design. The output does not fill the whole output raster and this may be confusing if the mask were automatically used. Therefore, if you require that your output be clipped to a mask, use the ExtractByMask tool which is what all the other interpolations would do internally. -Steve

‎04-22-2020

You could use the Con tool

‎04-14-2020

because it is in the Spatial Analyst module

‎04-13-2020

The tool is deprecated in 2.5

‎04-10-2020

Yes, 1) rename the file from .txt to .asc, or 2) change the filter to files, or 3) paste in the full path and file name into the control on Copy Raster -Steve

‎04-09-2020

Have you looked at the Multiple Ring Buffer tool. It is actually a script tool that call the Buffer geoprocessing tool.

‎03-31-2020

Joe Another option is to rather use Reclassify. See the help for some examples, outReclassify = Reclassify(inRaster, reclassField, remap, "NODATA"), outReclassify is temporary and can be passed into RasterToPolygon. You therefore will not need to persist the output via the .save as in the example. As far as in memory goes, some questions; ArcGIS Desktop or ArcGIS Pro (memory output is different between these 2)? why in memory? will this be done via scripting or from the tool UI? what is the typical size of the output raster (number of columns and rows)? -Steve

‎03-19-2020

...and a "grid" name cannot exceed 13 characters.

‎01-08-2020

It also depends on the values. It you have a double field and the values don't have decimals it'll create an integer raster. ESRI grid format can't accommodate double, which means the output raster must support double, i.e 64 bit. -Steve

‎01-08-2020

Rather use the CopyRaster tool if you want it in another format. It should also be noted that the USGS DEM is a valid raster dataset and can be used without being converted. DEMToRaster has been deprecated in ArcGIS Pro 2.5 -Steve

‎01-04-2020

in the Environment you need to set the Processing extent = union of (max of)

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Latest Contributions by SteveLynch

Re: Contour Feature Class Gets Huge When Copied to SDE

Re: ArcGIS Pro 2.5: “Topo Raster” tool fails to generate an output when working in a model builder,

Re: ArcGIS Pro 2.5: “Topo Raster” tool fails to generate an output when working in a model builder,

Re: How to use a mask layer during Natural Neighbor Interpolation?

Re: How to use a mask layer during Natural Neighbor Interpolation?

Re: How to fill "holes" in Raster / Polygon?

Re: Arcpy script results in RuntimeError: ERROR 999998: Unexpected Error

Re: I can't find the dem to raster tool

Re: ArcGIS Pro v2.5 no longer has ASCII to Raster tool.

Re: Python Scripting for Buffer

Re: Generalize a Slope Surface

Re: Using arcpy to create slope surfaces

Re: Point to Raster with input field of type Double produces integer raster

Re: ArcMap Dem to Raster cutting off Data

Re: Sum two rasters using maximum extent

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