Latest Contributions by MervynLotter

You need to remove the basemap. I can see you still have it included in your map even though it is not visible.  ... View more

By default, an online basemap is provided with each map you create. This is an online map and if you dont convert it to a tile package, then you can include it in your MMPK as a live layer, but for that you require the publisher extension.   But I am guessing you would like to include it as an offline layer in your MMPK. This is super easy to do.   So with your live Esri basemap in your map and visible (World Topographic Map in your example), from the Map tab and the Offline group, click on the drop-down menu next to Download Map and tick the "Include basemap & tile layers" checkbox. You also need to select an appropriate scale for your basemap.  Then download the basemap and it will automatically be added to your map. Make sure to remove the online basemap and then also ensure that your map projection is the same as your offline basemap (in this case it will be Web Mercator). You should then be able to create your MMPK with the offline basemap and all your other data that was included in the map. ... View more

It can a bit tricky but what works for me: 1) Select the polygon, or polygons, that you want to copy across to another layer. 2) With your cursor still over the map view, with the map view active, right-click and choose Copy. 3) Then from the Map tab and Clipboard group, select the option to Paste Special. 4) Then select the required feature layer from the list of available editable options.  It is important to make sure that the map view is active, not the Contents pane or any of the other panes. ... View more

If the suitability is gradually increased as one moves away from buildings, the you could try running the new Distance Accumulation GP tool (or the legacy Euclidean Distance GP tool) with your building as feature source data. The other input fields are optional. The output will be a raster surface with the lowest value of 0 (your buildings) with values increasing as you move away from your buildings. Next you can use the Rescale By Function GP tool to reclassify all your values between 10 and 1. See Rescale by Function (Spatial Analyst)—ArcGIS Pro | Documentation  There are various transformation functions that you can use and these relate to the kind of suitability and how quickly it increases or decreases.  Do see this link for a detailed explanation of options The transformation functions available for Rescale by Function—ArcGIS Pro | Documentation  Then you can use the same approach for your second raster but reverse the From scale and To scale values in the Rescale by Function tool.  Good luck. ... View more