Latest Contributions by DanPatterson

For your second question and assuming there are no nulls the simplest is to use string formatting either in its full form (line 1) or "f" string version (line 2).  Python processing of course. "{:.1f} km".format(!KM!) f"{!KM!:.1f} km"   Readings string — Common string operations — Python 3.14.0 documentation some examples Basic fancy formats .... - Esri Community    ... View more

Have you ruled out general overlay operations like the  Spatial Join (Analysis)—ArcGIS Pro | Documentation in the Overlay toolset? ... View more

from here under hardware requirements ArcGIS Pro 3.6 system requirements—ArcGIS Pro | Documentation I would go with 64 gig ram and dedicated gpu ... View more

The *.atbx toolbox - Esri Community 7Zip standard can be used to explore/edit embedded scripts. My preference is keep scripts in a separate folder located in the same folder as the *.atbx since I package things as a module and it is often shared with other toolboxes (which I keep those other *.atbx files). encrypting/embedding is a matter of choice, but you can distribute both formats by using a simple zip of either the atbx or the atbx and associated folders/scripts/documentation ... View more

It is very soon... but in the interim, you can prepare and read the 3.6 help files!!!! ArcGIS Pro help—ArcGIS Pro | Documentation ... View more

currently 2 step Line Of Sight (3D Analyst)—ArcGIS Pro | Documentation Profile graph—ArcGIS Pro | Documentation but with more capabilities added ... View more

In support of what Chris said, this may be related BUG-000151578 for ArcGIS Pro ... View more

post the findings if it works out ... View more

Perhaps this bug... BUG-000178425 for ArcGIS Pro If not specifically, report it, since it could be associated with wider issues. ... View more

Tech Support is your best bet. Although I can see how a multiclass prediction woud work for an input with a single class since there is nothing to assess the results of the prediction (eg mis-classifications etc) ... View more

What is your nodata value? Your question/post and this BUG-000139826 for ArcGIS Pro are the only two links that come up with reference to the error and the tool being used. ... View more

Just tell them... - to an empty map, add your Target layer  ( no basemap, no specified coordinate system if it differs from Target) - This will set the coordinate system of the map and will assure that the output coordinate system will be preserved and equal to the input, in case you forget to set or check your inputs or outputs - of course, .... always check, never assume, always set ... is the first step in doing anything (you reference your lecture date here 😁 )  ... View more

"By default, a map or scene is assigned the coordinate system of the first feature layer you add to it." From the help. If you set a specific default spatial reference to use for all maps then all your data and subsequent processes will use that coordinate system. In your case, one could not set a specific coordinate system, add your target data first ( no basemap for instance), then the map would be set to it and subsequent activities would use it. I prefer not to use a basemap, I add my data which is in the spatial reference that I want to use for all subsequent processes and I don't have to worry about it not being used. I suspect a decision has to be made about what one to use and making the assumption that you want to use the target data coordinate system would not work in some workflows. ... View more

You are using ecw inputs.  Did you see this? How To: Add ECW Format Images to a Mosaic Dataset in ArcGIS Pro ... View more