Latest Contributions by MervynLotter

I think you would find the Buffer tool can do this for you. https://pro.arcgis.com/en/pro-app/tool-reference/analysis/buffer.htm The Buffer tool has an option to get the required buffer distance for each feature from an attribute field. You would first need to add a new field to your attribute table that will store the required buffer distance for each of your river orders (what you call the"strokeweig" attribute).  I dont know how familiar you are will GIS operations in Pro so I will just add that the process I would follow would be: 1. Add a new numeric field to your attribute table 2. Then use the Select by Attributes tool to select one of your unique river order/strokeweig fields 3. Then with tool still open, click on the Open Another Tool button in top-right corner of geoprocessing tool to open a new tool without loosing any changes set in the Select by Attributes tool.  4. Search for Calculate Field, supply your attribute table as input then provide your required distance in the expression field.  5. Once done, click on the Open Another Tool to go back to Select by Attribute tool to modify the expression to select a new river order, then go back to Calculate Field to provide new distance values, etc. 6. Then when you run your buffer just point it to the new distance filed.  ... View more

Not sure if this will work but have you tried running the Repair Geometry gp tool on the affected layers?  ... View more

You will also get this error message if you do not select the feature before trying to split it.  ... View more

Although I am not using python (you could probably still try and code this), I frequently encounter schema lock issues when using Field Calculator and by simply selecting Enable Undo this allows me to complete the calculation 90% of the time.  ... View more

Hi Kory Thank you for the feedback, much appreciated.  Regards Mervyn  ... View more

I generally work with a file geodatabase or other files stored locally on my computer. I am unable to create a raster that begins with a number in either the a file geodatabase or a file stored on disk (like a TIFF file). Similarly I am unable to create a feature class in a file geodatabase if the feature class begins with a number. Only if I export to a shapefile can the file begin with a number. ... View more

I suspect you are using a number at the beginning of your raster name? If so Pro will add a letter "C" at the beginning of the name instead of throwing out an error.  ... View more

Hi Katherine I recently encountered the same or similar problem, but by selecting the option to "Enable Undo", I was able to run the field calculation successfully. This was just a once off case where I managed to find a way to get the tool to run, other than restarting Pro, and I do not know if it will hold true in all similar cases (sample size still too small). Hopefully it works for you. ... View more

Just to add that this is also the first time it has happened to me. Running Pro 2.3.2. ... View more

I had a similar problem yesterday. After running the Summary Statistics tool the output was not being added to my Standalone tables. I then found and tried to drag it several times into my Contents pane but this did not work. Realising something was amiss, I saved, shut down Pro and reopened it only find 4 copies of my table listed under the Standalone tables.   ... View more

Just to add that the Cirruas app has the option to adjust the take off altitude based on a the location of the drone at take off. Just go to Video info log .., then tap and hold on one of the video log files and you will be provided with the option to "Fix reference altitude". This will then adjust the elevation values across the CSV file when you export it.   ... View more

Hi Jonathan Thank you for the feedback and I am glad I was not going crazy. I have a workaround so no need to include me any further with this, I will just look out for the fix with the next release or so.  Best wishes Mervyn ... View more