Difference 3D, Enclose Multipatch, Feature To 3D By Attribute
Difference 3D
How
to use Difference 3D Tool in ArcToolbox ArcMap ArcGIS ??
Difference 3D |
Difference 3D Tool, 3D Features Toolset, 3D Analyst Toolbox
Difference 3D
Eliminates portions of
multipatch features in a target feature class that overlap with enclosed
volumes of multipatch features in the subtraction feature class.
1. Input Features
The multipatch features
that will have its features removed by the subtrahend features.
2. Subtract Features
The multipatch features
that will be subtracted from the input.
3. Output Feature Class
The output multipatch
feature class that will contain the resulting features.
4. Output Table (optional)
An optional table that
stores information about the relationship between the input features and the
difference output. The following fields are present in this table:
·
Output_ID—The ID of the output feature.
·
Minuend_ID—The ID of the input feature.
· Subtrahend—The ID of the subtract feature.
Enclose Multipatch
How
to use Enclose Multipatch Tool in ArcToolbox ArcMap ArcGIS ??
Enclose Multipatch |
Enclose Multipatch Tool, 3D Features Toolset, 3D Analyst Toolbox
Enclose Multipatch
Creates closed
multipatch features from open multipatch features.
1. Input Multipatch Features
The multipatch features
that will be used to construct closed multipatches.
2. Output Multipatch Feature Class
The output closed
multipatch features.
3. Grid Size (optional)
The resolution that will be used to construct the closed multipatch features. This value is defined using the linear units of the input feature's spatial reference.
Feature To 3D By Attribute
Feature To 3D By Attribute Tool,
3D Features Toolset, 3D Analyst Toolbox
Feature To 3D By Attribute
Creates 3D features using
height values derived from the attribute of the input features.
1. Input Features
The features that will
be used to create 3D features.
2. Output Feature Class
The feature class that
will be produced by this tool.
3. Height Field
The field whose values
will define the height of the resulting 3D features.
4. To Height Field (optional)
An optional second height field used for lines. When using two height fields, each line will start at the first height and end at the second (sloped).
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