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Scales the features of a feature layer according to user specified anchor point X and Y scale factors .
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Command line syntax
ET_GPScaleShapes<input_dataset> <out_feature_class> {Scale_X} {Scale_Y} {origin_point_dataset} {Origin_X} {Origin_Y}
Parameters
Expression | Explanation |
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<input_dataset> | A Point feature class or feature layer |
<out_feature_class> | A String - the full name of the output feature class (A feature class with the same full name should not exist) |
{Scale_X} | A Double - defining the scale factor in X direction |
{Scale_Y} | A Double - defining the scale factor in Y direction |
{origin_point_dataset} | A Point feature class or feature layer. It must have at least one point to be used as origin for scaling. |
{Origin_X} | A Double - X of the origin point to be used for rotation |
{Origin_Y} | A Double - Y of the origin point to be used for rotation |
Scripting syntax
ET_GPScaleShapes(input_dataset, out_feature_class,Scale_X, Scale_Y,"", Origin_X, Origin_Y)
See the explanations above:
<> - required parameter
{} - optional parameter
Example Python script:
import arcpy arcpy.ImportToolbox("C:/Program Files/ET SpatialTechniques/ET GeoWizards 11.0 for ArcGIS 10.1/ET GeoWizards.tbx") arcpy.gp.toolbox = "C:/Program Files/ET SpatialTechniques/ET GeoWizards 11.0 for ArcGIS 10.1/ET GeoWizards.tbx") input_dataset = "C:\\data\\pg1.shp" result = "C:\\data\\fgdb_test.gdb\\scaled" arcpy.ET_GPScaleShapes(input_dataset, result, 2.0,1.0, "",0.00,0.00) |
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