Whats new in arcgis 10.6 full#

The tool now uses the input raster as the default snap raster.

The following changes have been made in the Extract by Mask tool:

The Path Distance, Path Distance Allocation, and Path Distance Back Link tools now support parallel processing.

Whats new in arcgis 10.6 full#

Now, the tools return the true least-cost path between locations within the full extent of the cost surface. As a result, the resulting cost paths were limited to stay within the smaller extent. The processing extent previously defaulted to the input source, which is often smaller than the cost surface extent.

Generally, the cost surface is created with great care and is intended to drive the analysis. This improves the accuracy of the output and meets the expected behavior.

The processing extent and spatial reference now default to that of the input cost raster.

Improved defaults are used for the Cost Allocation, Cost Back Link, Cost Connectivity, Cost Distance, Path Distance, Path Distance Allocation, and Path Distance Back Link tools.

With Distance Method, you can now specify if the Euclidian calculations are to be performed in the regular planar way, or with a new geodesic method.

The Euclidean Allocation, Euclidean Direction, and Euclidean Distance tools have a new optional parameter.

When set to False, the statistics will be approximate for the purpose of symbolizing output raster layers, and no raster attribute table will be built. It is True by default for all Spatial Analyst tools. This Boolean environment is used to specify whether to calculate statistics and build a raster attribute table for a temporary raster created from an interactive Python session while adding it to the map. Spatial Analyst tools now have a new ArcPy environment,, that can be accessed only from the interactive Python window from the application.

The new Split Line By Match tool splits input features based on matching relationships to obtain better corresponding line segmentation.

Improved progress reporting for LAS Dataset Statistics.

Improved progress reporting for LAS Dataset To Raster.

Also, improvements have been made to the tool to better collapse elongated road details that are adjacent to traffic circles that are not collapsed due to size or locking status. Values of 1 in the specified field prevent those features from being collapsed. The Collapse Road Detail tool includes a new option Locking field parameter.

Improved progress reporting for Thin LAS, Tile LAS, and Colorize LAS.

In previous releases, the tool could only copy zLAS.

The Extract LAS geoprocessing tool can now filter and use zLAS files to extract portions of data contained in the file or files.

The Maximum Vertices per Polygon Feature parameter allows you to control the complexity of the polygon features when contouring large or complicated surfaces. With Contour Type, you can now specify if the output is to be a polyline or a polygon feature class.

The Contour tool has two new optional parameters.

The following new and improved functionality is available in geoprocessing tools in ArcMap 10.6.1: 3D Analyst Raster Surface toolset

ArcMap 10.6 included new features and capabilities in geoprocessing tools, data management, geocoding, and content.ДЇor information on bugs fixed at each release, see the 10.6.1 issues addressed and 10.6 issues addressed lists. ArcMap 10.6.1 introduces new features in geoprocessing tools and data management.