Latest Contributions by SepheFox

Hi Stacy, it looks like you're on the right track. Try using Assign Default Values, instead of field.defaultValue: Assign Default Values. ... View more

Oh, that's right. Well luckily the new version has the same tool: GME | SpatialEcology.Com: Shift/rotate ... View more

Hi Sophie, you might try the functions in Hawth's Tools. There is a tool specifically for shifting vector features by a constant x/y: Hawths Analysis Tools for ArcGIS ... View more

Hi Marlena, a very similar question to your was solved in the forum recently. Unfortunately the solution meant using Python. Anyway, you can read the thread here: Delete or ovewriting existing data in model builder​ ... View more

It sounds like you could just select the field and calculate geometry values. That's what I would do in ArcGIS, but I don't know if Geomedia is the same. ... View more

No, I have no experience with Geomedia. This is an ESRI forum, and so you might be looking in the wrong place for Geomedia experts. I'm going to go ahead and mark your question as answered for now, since you say you have resolved your issues. ... View more

Hi Kael, I always use ET geowizards, and ArcGIS add-in, to reorder fields. It has a lot of other cool functions as well, and many of them have unlimites use even in the free version: ArcGIS tools add-ons and extensions from ET SpatialTechniques ... View more

Seems a bit rude. Darren has tried to help, but your question is confusing. It's hard to even tell if you want an ArcGIS solution or a Geomedia one. Maybe there is a Geomedia forum you could ask on? ... View more

Hi Alice, the ET geowizards add-in (ArcGIS tools add-ons and extensions from ET SpatialTechniques ) has a great tool called perpendiculars to polylines which does exactly that. The free version has limited use, but it might be worth your while to buy the license. ... View more

If you added the toolbox in that way, you should be able to select either script tool within it and open them. To answer your question though, the scripts are the two python scripts that were in the zip. All of them need to be unzipped to the same location. ... View more

I was also able to add the toolbox to ArcToolbox by right clicking in the ArcToolbox window, selecting Add Toolbox, and then navigating to the correct location and selecting it. It still opened just fine. Where are you saving the files when you unzip them? ... View more

PS. I nabbed the tool for myself because it looks handy! ... View more

Following the procedure I outlined in my latest comment, the scripts did indeed have parameters ready to enter in the dialog. Sorry, I didn't mean to confuse things with my first answer--it was sort of off track. ... View more

So, I downloaded the toolbox from the link, unzipped it to a location on my C drive, and then in the catalog window in ArcMap, I was able to navigate to the scripts no problem. They opened up a dialog as expected when I double-clicked, but I didn't try running them. What happens when you follow that procedure Dave? ... View more