Latest Contributions by DanPatterson

If they don't have today's or yesterdays date I think you can get rid of them.  A few samples as I suggested will indicate what they are reporting ... View more

You might want to try saving your rasters to the recommended *.tif format in a folder rather than rasters in a gdb ... View more

Not for a while... too much like this... ... View more

# ---- python 3.10, arcpy 2.6 beta 2 import time, math, sys from datetime import datetime list(map(id, [time, math, sys, datetime])) [1908941284840, 1908942659400, 1908930535160, 1381901040] import arcpy list(map(id, [time, math, sys, datetime])) [1908941284840, 1908942659400, 1908930535160, 1381901040] # ---- looks good‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍ ... View more

too many Ps and Qs ... View more

Dennil Erazo‌ The help topics often have examples when you get the key words down Unique values—ArcGIS Pro | Documentation  In this example symbolizing polygons with unique boundaries will allow you to delineate areas with color/symbols etc and you can overlay your polylines if you want to emphasize the boundaries. This is the main entry point for help About ArcGIS Pro—ArcGIS Pro | Documentation  ... View more

when the raster was formed, it was assigned that location because of the way you set the extent of the raster.  If you wanted the origin to be located in the center of the cell you should have accounted for the potential 1/2 cell size translocation to ensure that the point was in the center. Perhaps that is the source of your confusion.  when looking at the backlink raster you have to look at the source "cell" and not the original point ... View more

symbolize the polygon boundaries using a unique classification scheme. polylines are just the perimeter of the polygons. What do you want to map? and how do you want to show it? Are you familiar with basic mapping principles or are you looking for that level of detail? ... View more

Notice that your source cell (in gray) is numbered 34, Your point is identified as being that cell, so the cell 24 is indeed Up (7) ... View more

Sometimes? or always? Maybe its time to move on from modelbuilder to scripts and custom toolboxes ... View more

The table isn't in the 'Display', so it doesn't remove it.  It is in the table of contents though ... View more

you can refresh folders, not a drive, it needs to be reindexed or the connection be re-established ... View more

Neal Banerjee‌ You could probably cobble something together from the arcpy.walk example 2. and the 2nd from Delete_management.  Untested of course import arcpy import os workspace = "c:/data" to_del = [] walk = arcpy.da.Walk(workspace, topdown=True, datatype="RasterDataset") for dirpath, dirnames, filenames in walk: for filename in filenames: if "_layer" in filename: to_del.append(filename) out = ";".join([n for n in to_del]) # ---- generate a semi-colon delimited list arcpy.env.workspace = workspace arcpy.management.Delete(out)‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍ ... View more

Did you 'refresh' catalog each time? ... View more

It might be localized, since I have never seen this behaviour ... View more