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Yes, NAIP imagery is aerial photos, and the bands are RGB values. The shapefile that accompanies them look like flight swaths. You need to find DEM data. ... View more

I'm glad you solved your problem Ali. Do you mind marking this question as answered? Thanks! ... View more

Yes, if you click the title of your question so you are viewing the actual thread, and not just looking at it in your inbox, there will be a list of actions on the right, and one of them is move. If you start to type CityEngine, it should pop up. ... View more

Oh, I see now what he's looking for. ... View more

Handy! Thanks for posting. ... View more

Hi Paul, you might also get your question out to a better audience by posting it in the CityEngine​ subgroup. The Esri Technical Support Group that you're posting in has this description: "This group is to discuss anything Technical Support related. Please feel free to contribute topics, questions, suggestions, complaints, concerns, feedback (positive, negative, constructive) etc. We are eager to hear from our customers so do not hesitate to jump in and get involved. We will also use this group as a platform to share ongoing Support initiatives and projects related to all aspects of Esri Technical Support." I don't think that's what you're looking for. ... View more

Try this one: [Field].lstrip("0") ... View more

If I understand your question correctly, you need the Con tool: Con (raster C, raster A, raster B, "value = 1") ... View more

He said he made 8 maps with your code before it crashed. ... View more

Well you're quite right, it did say that, and I found it confusing too. I was wondering at first if it was a change in 10.3. ... View more

Hey Frank, I moved this to the Python subgroup because I thought you would have better luck. I hope you don't mind. ... View more

Hmmm, interesting. If you go on to the "Using text formatting tags" link in the 10.3 help, it says the same as the 10.1 help, that is: http://desktop.arcgis.com/en/desktop/latest/map/working-with-text/using-text-formatting-tags-about-text-formatting-t.htm Tag attributes may be surrounded by either single or double quotes. The following statements are equivalent: Annotation <FNT name='Arial' size='18'>My text</FNT> <FNT name="Arial" size="18">My text</FNT> Label Expression "<FNT name=""Arial"" size=""18"">" & [LABELFIELD] & "</FNT>" "<FNT name='Arial' size='18'>" & [LABELFIELD] & "</FNT>" Using text formatting tags—Help | ArcGIS for Desktop ... View more

import os    import arcpy  def AssignDefault(tbl, fld):         try:              fname = arcpy.ListFields(tbl, fld)[0].name              mxd = arcpy.mapping.MapDocument("CURRENT")              default = os.path.splitext(arcpy.Describe(mxd.filePath).name)[0]              arcpy.AssignDefaultToField_management(tbl, fname, default)            print default       except:              print("Could not assign default") AssignDefault("Roads", "Project_Name") ... View more

for field in fields:       if field.name == "Project_Name":           mxd = arcpy.mapping.MapDocument("CURRENT")           default = mxd.name()           arcpy.AssignDefaultToField_management(feature_class, "Project_Name", default)  ... View more