Latest Contributions by SteveLynch

but does the cell center of the raster cell fall within class 40?  Try using a priority field (PolygonToRaster) and specify positive values for class 40, see Maximum area method ... View more

is class 33 obscured by class 40, i.e do you have overlapping polygons?, or is the raster cell too large to show class 33?   ...and have you looked at rather using PolygonToRaster? ... View more

You may have a corrupt raster. Try the following 1) create, using Windows Explorer, c:\temp if you don't already have it 2) in ArcGIS Pro, use the following geoprocessing tool to copy it to another format 3) CopyRaster input raster = N_Load, output raster = c:\temp\myraster.tif 4) try using c:\temp\myraster.tif in RasterToPoint       ... View more

The field in the RasterToPoint tool should populate with Value if the raster is floating point. @RichardMorris what type of raster are you using? Is it a .tif or file gdb raster or is it an Image Service?     ... View more

did you create the contours from a raster using the Contour geoprocessing tool? ... View more

ExtractByMask ... View more

Have you looked at How Point To Raster works ... View more

https://pro.arcgis.com/en/pro-app/2.8/tool-reference/environment-settings/pyramid.htm PointToRaster will not use interpolation. ... View more

if you've picked Minimum and say 3 points with values 5,6,7 fall within a raster cell, then that cell will be assigned a value of 5. Have you looked at How Point To Raster works   ... View more

PointToRaster does not do any interpolation in the background. ... View more

Please see the tool's help     ... View more

Do any of your criteria rasters appear in the Suitability group layer in the Contents pane? Did you convert the criteria rasters to Web Imagery layers or another raster dataset on disk? Can you email me (slynch@esri.com) the .sam file, it is a JSON text file in the same folder as your ArcGIS Pro project? ... View more

What version of ArcGIS Pro are you using? Please include a screenshot of what you are seeing. ...and, if you've not opened the Suitability model after opening the ArcGIS Pro project, see the image below on how to open it.   ... View more

look at Combine ... View more