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Hello! This article should help you change unit for X-axis value for a profile graph. Regards, Prasanta.
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Hi, This issue was logged as a software defect with this reference number: NIM094582 You can use the workaround mentioned above by Jeff Swain until the issue is fixed. We apologize on any inconvenience that this issue might cause on your work flow and thank you again for bringing this issue to our attention. Regards, Prasanta.
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Hi, Also check what display resampling type is being used for these images and use "Bilinear Interpolation" if not already. You can Find these options from Layer Properties > Display > Resample during display using: Hope this helps! Prasanta.
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It is critical that the end polygon does not cover the white area in the photo. Just the actual picture part not the white part. I can get a polygon of the whole area with white part inclueded no problem from the footprints. Let me Know if this helps and how to prceed. Hi, If that is what you are trying to get, I would not suggest you raster to polygon. Instead, you can use build footprint tool to get rid of the white areas from your images in a mosaic dataset. Once the footprints are built, you should be able to calculate the area from them or export them as necessary. Please note that you might have to play with the parameters to get an accurate footprint. I would assume that the white pixels are 255, so you would want to use a value lesser than or equals to 254 for the maximum data value (which will exclude white pixels for footprint calculation). Also, make sure that the maintain sheet edge option is checked on as it will only get rid of the white pixels form the border areas. It's best to test the tool with smaller subset of your images before you run it for entire mosaic dataset. It's also better to run the tool before you build the mosaic dataset overviews. [ATTACH=CONFIG]27272[/ATTACH]* Hope this helps! Prasanta.
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Greetings! I am looking into this, but need some more information from you. Could you please tell me whether your input raster is a single band or a multi band raster? You can check this from the raster layer properties. Also, please try running the tool with a single band raster (if not already) and see if you encounter same issue. Regards, Prasanta.
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Is there any way to invert the x axis without inverting the units? Hi, The easiest way that I can think of is by flipping the direction of your line feature. Regards, Prasanta.
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Hello! If you are trying to create single part point feature form LAS files, first run LAS to Multipoint to create multipoint feature, then you can use one of the following ways to get single part point feature class or shapefile: 1. Explode. 2. Multipart To Singlepart. 3. Feature To Point Regards, Prasanta.
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Anyone have some suggestions as to how to approach this? There are so many ArcGIS tools out there, I don't want to miss the ones that I don't know about. Hello, I would explore the tools in Generalization Toolset under Spatial Analyst. Regards, Prasanta.
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Hello! Does the raster you are trying to use have attribute table? If it is a floating point raster, it will not have the attribute table and the graph option is not active. If your raster is a floating point, convert it to an integer raster using the INT tool in Spatial/3D Analyst. If you raster is already an integer raster and does not have attribute table, run the Build Raster Attribute Table. Once you have attribute table for your raster, Create Graph option should become active. Other option you have is creating Histogram of a raster layer using the Spatial Analyst toolbar. Hope this helps! Regards, Prasanta.
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Greetings! You might have the raster catalog displayed with a stretch applied to it. For your raster catalog, please check the Layer Properties > Symbology > Stretch Type and set it as "None" (or same as what you have for your SID). Hope this helps. Regards, Prasanta.
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Hi, You have your X Y units were in decimal degrees and Z units in meters/feet. In this case, you will either have to use appropriate Z-factor for particular latitudes or Re-project the input raster to a projected coordinate system and run slope again. Hope this helps! Regards, Prasanta.
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Hi, What compression are you using when exporting the video? I have seen some cases where the program crash if exporting with compression and there is no necessary codec available on your system. You can try to export the video file as an .avi with no compression "Full Frames (Uncompressed)". Here is more information on exporting an animation to a video file. Hope this helps! Regards, Prasanta.
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Greetings! Unfortunately, Stack Charts symbology are not yet supported in ArcScene. Here is an article with more information. Thanks, Prasanta.
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Hi Max, I have checked the workflow I suggested based on my understanding of the issue, and it seems to be working for me. See the screencapture video of what I was doing. Is this not what you were trying to do? Thanks, Prasanta.
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Hi Peter, Do you have an option to convert your Terrain to Raster? If so, you can use the Contour List tool to create line feature with selected contour value from a raster surface. Regards, Prasanta.
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