Latest Contributions by DanPatterson

Point symbols—ArcGIS Pro | Documentation under Angle Alignment basic property have your tried rotating the symbols directly?

Where you able to before? Does it occur in just one project or other existing projects? What about a new project? if it occurs in the above try How To: Perform an ArcGIS pro Soft Reset How To: Perform a Clean Uninstall and Reinstall of ArcGIS Pro or contact Tech Support since they have a larger set of tools to explore situations which may be unique.

Like this problem? Problem: The Mosaic Layer Displays as a Checkerboard in ArcGIS Pro

no problem

is it this tool? Duplicate 3D features vertically—ArcGIS Pro | Documentation and if so, it is offsetting vertically so you need to offset by a finite amount, and the x,y plane remains intact, only the z changes. If you have a proposal to disable the tool if z is set to 0, then you can create an "Idea"

try exporting to a featureclass/table in a file geodatabase. shapefiles don't support 64 bit objectids 002809: Field <value> in <value> is of an unsupported type for the output workspace.—ArcGIS Pro | Documentation you could downgrade it after (see the link) and try to get it to a shapefile if you must Addendum If the objectid isn't 64 bit did you navigate to a folder to specify the output shapefile, ensuring you added *.shp to the filename?

"pinned" in the arcgispro-py3 or a clone of it means that trying to install a package that doesn't support the specs will potentially cause issues or failures. You can't use the package manager to try and install a package that isn't supported by conda, you will have to use the command line and a "pip" install Package Manager—ArcGIS Pro | Documentation and only try to do pip installs in your cloned environment. Should things go bad, you can always "rollback" the failed install to a previous environment Managing environments — conda 25.11.2.dev63 documentation

it seems that this has been seen before Add a trusted toolbox list or a don't ask again bu... - Esri Community see the discussion within the link

000354: The name contains invalid characters.—ArcGIS Pro | Documentation invalid characters can include a period or a space, check your workspace path, perhaps copying the *.tif files to it and setting it as your temp or workspace folder (eg c:/testfolder is a good short simple path for inputs and outputs)

@BriannaEttley some more GIS day requests

you are missing the calculation expression in your question Was it the one used in Solved: EVI calculation with Sentinel 2A data - Esri Community

definitely possible Change detection in ArcGIS Pro—ArcGIS Pro | Documentation Change Detection Wizard—ArcGIS Pro | Documentation but I am sure that you have more to add to this question

see the shared link in ArcGIS Pro Classification drops a class - Esri Community

BUG-000180734 for ArcGIS Pro not quite sure from the question if this relates, since there is no elaboration as to what they are referring to in the bug report.

how long is the file path? it may be exceeding limits

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Latest Contributions by DanPatterson

Re: How to rotate map grid intersection points

Re: Program locks when try to export

Re: Issues with Raster display when zooming in

Re: Warning appears when launching a .pyt-based add-in

Re: Stacking duplicate features using Duplicate Vertical / Array editing tools

Re: Export Bivariate Spatial Association Results

Re: Install "compatible" package in package manager failing

Re: Warning appears when launching a .pyt-based add-in

Re: Zonal Geometry and Zonal Geometry as Table crashing in Python window and Python standalone script

Re: Redeeming the GIS Day 2025 promocode

Re: Problem with EVI calculation using Sentinel 2A data

Re: Change Detection Using Imagery

Re: ArcGIS Pro Classification drops a class