Latest Contributions by PrasantaBhattarai

‎10-14-2022

Hello Richard, This is not a bug, but a symbol applied to the point for the CAD layer. You can easily reset the style of the points by using the "DDPTYPE" command in AutoCAD and selecting the style you want to display the point with. I hope this helps! Regards, Prasanta.

‎01-24-2022

Hello Amund, Are you doing this in ArcGIS? If so, please take a look at these knowledge articles and see if this helps. https://support.esri.com/en/technical-article/000007548 https://support.esri.com/en/technical-article/000008886 Regards, Prasanta.

‎07-30-2019

Hello! Are you able to share your project with us? We can take a look at it and see if there is anything that could be done to recover the project. You can inbox me to with your project and the information below (as much as possible). Exact error message. Version of ArcGIS Pro the project was originally created. Last saved ArcGIS Pro version. Content of the project (maps, data types, connections, etc) Exact steps carried on the system or in ArcGIS Pro before the project starts to throws this error. If ArcGIS Pro crashed while attempting to save just before the issue started, see if there is an error report generated which is found in C:\Users\<Username>\AppData\Local\ESRI\ErrorReports. Regards, Prasanta.

‎06-02-2017

Thanks @Dan Patterson for the correction!

‎06-02-2017

Greetings! Some of our users reported this issue to Esri Support a few weeks ago. We have reported this issue as a defect to our development teams. They are well aware and are investigating this issue at their end. "BUG-000105427: ActiveX control warnings appear when interacting with geoprocessing tools after updating to Windows 10 version 1703 (Creators Update)". So far, for our users who contacted support, workaround described on following knowledge base article seems to be working. For version 10, use the following steps. 1. Close ArcMap and ArcCatalog. 2. Download the following compressed ZIP file: ver10.zip. 3. There are two files in the ZIP file: MdDlgContent.xsl and MdDlgHelp.xsl. Unzip the contents of the ZIP file to the desktop or a desired location on the hard drive. 4. In Windows Explorer, navigate to the Stylesheets folder in the ArcGIS installation folder. This is usually located at: C:\Program Files (x86)\ArcGIS\Desktop10.5\ArcToolbox\Stylesheets 5. In the Stylesheets folder, rename MdDlgContent.xsl to MdDlgContent.xsl_old and rename MdDlgHelp.xsl to MdDlgHelp.xsl_old. 6. Copy the two new files that were extracted from the ZIP file to the Stylesheets folder. The contents of the folder should look like the screen shot below. The GP tools should now open without error. I hope this helps you all as well. We apologize for any inconvenience this issue might cause on your workflow, and hope this issue will be resolved soon. Regards, Prasanta.

‎07-07-2016

Update: Patch for 10.4 has also been made available to address this issue. Thank you, Prasanta.

‎06-28-2016

Update: A general patch for version 10.4.1 has been released to address this issue. Patch for 10.4 will also be made available soon. Thank you! Prasanta.

‎05-20-2016

Hello! This issue was reported to Esri Support and a defect was logged to further investigate the cause and potential solution. Our Development teams have been actively working to get a fix for this issue over the last week. At this point, we are in early stage of testing fix for this issue and the current plan is to issue a general patch for the affected products. Esri does not recommend workarounds that involve modifying the PATH environment variable or deleting msvcr90.dll from folders listed in the PATH, as doing either can negatively impact any application reliant on the DLL. If the application referenced in the PATH environment variable is nonessential, uninstalling it may provide a safe workaround for the issue. Removing unnecessary items from Internet Explorer’s list of addons may also help. This knowledge base article provides further detail on this issue. Thank you everyone for providing feedback to us, and we apologize for any inconvenience that this issue might have caused on your workflow. Regards, Prasanta.

‎02-29-2016

If for any reason Add Surface Information is NOT working for you, you should also be able to calculate the same using following steps: 1. Interpolate Shape > Input surface: DEM; Input features: Polyline; and rest as default options. 2. Add a field (double) then Calculate Geometry to calculate 3D Length Property. For me, this gave same/similar results as adding surface length. Hope this help! Thanks, Prasanta.

‎02-29-2016

Hello Pete! Are you using the Add Surface Information tool as Dan suggested? It should give you the surface length from your DEM. On my screen capture below, SLength attribute is the 3D length (which is different from Shape_Length) after running Add Surface Information tool. Thanks, Prasanta.

‎07-14-2015

Hello Jason, I could not find the original link for you, but if you are looking for burning your buildings (Multipatch) into your existing DEM, you might be able to do this using steps below: 1. Run Multipatch to Raster (available I believe starting 10.2) tool to convert your building multipatch to a raster dataset (select appropriate cell size). 2. Run the Mosaic to new raster tool to create a combined raster from above output and your existing DEM. Hope this helps! Regards, Prasanta.

‎06-10-2015

It could be because your georeferenced raster's pixel depth is 16 bit. Try to convert it to a 8 bit raster (using copy raster) and see if that works as expected in Photoshop. Regards, Prasanta.

‎06-10-2015

Hello! You can request free evaluation license of ArcGIS Spatial Analyst if necessary. However, you can also replace the values of the elevation surface by mosaicking a constant raster with existing surface. Here's what could be done. - If you know constant value and the area(lake boundary for example) you can create a raster with constant elevation value by converting polygon to raster. You can use original elevation raster for cell size and snapping. - Once you have the constant raster created, you can mosaic the two together. Make sure you select correct parameter for pixel type, number of bands, and mosaic operator. Hope this helps. Thank you, Prasanta.

‎05-20-2015

You can also try: Point to Raster (using multipoints) > Expand/Shrink (to fill in the voids) > Raster to polygon.

‎05-19-2015

Hi Paul, Have you gone through this workflow about Data area delineation from lidar points? Is this something you were looking for? Thanks, Prasanta.

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