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With 10.1 ArcTutor install I am not finding the \arcgis\ArcTutor\3Danalyst folder for running the tutorial. On another system I installed ArcTutor 10.0 and it is there. Is there a way to find the tutorial data separately? Thanks, Frank At 10.1 there is not a tutorial for 3D Analyst on the ArcGIS Tutorials page; therefore, no available data. There are a few guide books you may take a look at: Analyzing threats to 3D flight paths and corridors Assessing a steam pipe explosion in an urban environment Obtaining elevation information for building footprints Creating textured buildings from models
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07-06-2012
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I would suggest using the Import 3D Files tool to import each collada (.dae) model into a separate multipatch feature. Check out this help document on other ways of importing your 3D files: How to import an existing 3D model into a multipatch feature class
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06-06-2012
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What is the coordinate system units of your data and CityEngine scene? Are you pulling this value from the attributes? What units should it be?
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When you are logged in, there should be a check mark to the right of the post. Selecting the check mark will turn it green and it will show as answered.
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You should be able to do this with the Lookup function similar to one of your other forum posts:What is wrong with this syntax when using the ???raster calculator????. "P_rec" * Lookup("I_rec","I_factor")
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You can right click on a geodatabase or folder > New > Feature Class/Shapefile. Then choose multipatch as the type from the drop down. Multipatches
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You cannot use dot notation in ArcGIS 10. You will need to use the Lookup function. Something like this: SetNull(("StreamOrder"==1) & ( Lookup("StreamLink","count") <= 50), "StreamLink") Using raster attribute other than 'value' in map algebra Lookup function in v10.0 Map Algebra: implementing dot notation in v10.0? What is wrong with this syntax when using the ???raster calculator????
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As Paul mentioned, this can be done with the Raster Calculator as well. You would need to use the SetNull function similar to the SetNull tool that Tarun mentioned. SetNull (in_conditional_raster, in_false_raster_or_constant, {where_clause})
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Here, try this: SetNull(("StreamOrder"==1) & ( Lookup("StreamLink","count") <= 250), "StreamLink")
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The break value will be reclassed with the first group. For example your value of 1 will go into the 0-1 group. I tested this with a random raster with values from 1-10. I reclassed it to 3 values: 1-4: 1; 4-7: 2; 7-10: 3. The value of 1 returned 1 (1-4), and the value of 7 return 2 (4-7).
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The Ocean Basemap is a map service provided by Esri. You are not able to extract the data from this service as the properties are set for viewing only. If you were able to get the source data, you can use the Add Surface Information (3D Analyst) tool or the Extract Values to Points (Spatial Analyst).
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Hi Jamal, Dot notation does not work in the 10.0 Raster Calculator. You will need to use the Lookup function. Something like this: SetNull(Lookup("Raster","COUNT") <= 250, "Raster" ) Using raster attribute other than 'value' in map algebra Lookup function in v10.0 Map Algebra: implementing dot notation in v10.0?
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Have you tried the Layer to KML tool? Also, do you have a vertical exaggeration applied to the scene?
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