Multipart to Singlepart, Points and Polygon to Line, Polygon and Split Line at Point Tools
Multipart to Singlepart
How to Multipart to Singlepart Tool in ArcToolbox ArcMap ArcGIS??
Multipart to Singlepart |
Path to access the tool
:
Multipart
to Singlepart Tool, Feature Toolset, Data Management Tools Toolbox
Multipart to Singlepart
Creates a feature class
containing singlepart features generated by separating multipart input
features.
1. Input Features
The input features that
can be any feature type.
2. Output Feature Class
The output feature class
containing features that vary with input feature type.
Points to Line
How to Points to Line Tool in ArcToolbox ArcMap ArcGIS??
Points to Line |
Path to access the tool
:
Points
to Line Tool, Feature Toolset, Data
Management Tools Toolbox
Points to Line
Creates line features from points.
1. Input Features
The point features to be
converted into lines.
2. Output Feature Class
The line feature class
which will be created from the input points.
3. Line Field (optional)
Each feature in the
output will be based on unique values in the Line Field.
4. Sort Field (optional)
By default, points used
to create each output line feature will be used in the order they are found. If
a different order is desired, specify a Sort Field.
5. Close Line (optional)
Specifies whether output line features should be closed.
- Checked—An extra vertex will be added to ensure that every output line feature's end point will match up with its start point. Then polygons can be generated from the line feature class using the Feature to Polygon tool.
- Unchecked—No extra vertices will be added to close an output line feature. This is the default.
Polygon to Line
How to Polygon to Line Tool in ArcToolbox ArcMap ArcGIS??
Polygon to Line |
Path to access the tool
:
Polygon
to Line Tool, Feature Toolset, Data
Management Tools Toolbox
Polygon to Line
Creates a feature class
containing lines that are converted from polygon boundaries with or without
considering neighboring polygons.
1. Input Features
The input features that
must be polygon.
2. Output Feature Class
The output line feature
class.
3. Identify and store polygon neighboring information (optional)
Specifies whether or not to identify and store polygon neighboring information.
- Checked— Polygon neighboring relationship will be identified and stored in the output. If different segments of a polygon share boundary with different polygons, the boundary will be split such that each uniquely shared segment will become a line with its two neighboring polygon FIDs stored in the output, as shown in the illustration. This is the default.
- Unchecked— Polygon neighboring relationship will be ignored; every polygon boundary will become a line feature with its original polygon feature ID stored in the output.
Repair Geometry
How to Repair Geometry Tool in ArcToolbox ArcMap ArcGIS??
Repair Geometry |
Path to access the tool
:
Repair
Geometry Tool, Feature Toolset, Data
Management Tools Toolbox
Repair Geometry
Inspects each feature in
a feature class for geometry problems. Upon discovery of a geometry problem, a
relevant fix will be applied, and a one-line description will be printed
identifying the feature as well as the problem encountered.
Valid inputs are
shapefiles and personal and file geodatabase feature classes.
1. Input Features
The feature class or
layer that will be repaired. Valid input features are shapefiles and personal
and file geodatabase feature classes.
2. Delete Features with Null Geometry (optional)
Specifies what action to take on null geometries.
- Checked—Features that have NULL geometry will be deleted from the input. This is the default.
- Unchecked—Features that have NULL geometry will not be deleted from the input.
Split Line at Point
How to Split Line at Point Tool in ArcToolbox ArcMap ArcGIS??
Split Line at Point |
Path to access the tool
:
Split
Line at Point Tool, Feature Toolset, Data Management Tools Toolbox
Split Line at Point
Splits line features
based on intersection or proximity to point features.
1. Input Features
The input line features
to be split.
2. Point Features
The input point features
whose locations will be used to split the input lines.
3. Output Feature Class
The new feature class
that will be created containing the split lines.
4. Search Radius (optional)
Used to split lines by
their proximity to point features. Points within the search distance to an
input line will be used to split those lines at the nearest location to the
point along the line segment.
If this parameter is unspecified, the single nearest point will be used to split the line feature. If a radius is specified, all points within the radius will be used to split the line.
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