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comment arcpy.sys versus sys
Thank you, that helps me understand a lot.
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comment Scanned Transparent Map Overlay
Thank you, your response led me to finding the Image Analysis Window. I've used Arc for other things for over a year, and never knew it was there. What I wanted to do is easier than I thought.
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Feb
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comment How to use Scale tool when Georeferencing Raster in ArcMap?
That's the rub. It' not the scale bar alone, but rather a map that needs to be referenced to topography, that also has a scale bar. Which makes me think that a two part process would work the best. Scale it as @Dan C suggests, "rectify" or just "update georeferencing", then only use shift and rotate as the previous scale adjustment should stick. I'll have to try that next time, thanks!
Feb
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comment How to use Scale tool when Georeferencing Raster in ArcMap?
In the end I found that the scale bar was out by 50 ft, so I ended up ignoring it. However, I wasn't able to find a way to scale the map to that bar with any accurate success. Georeferencing, the way it's set up, is fine if you are working directly with real world points and coordinates, or at least topographical features. But to georeference to something abstract, like a scale bar, is much harder than it seems it should be. C'est la vie.
Feb
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comment How to use Scale tool when Georeferencing Raster in ArcMap?
Is there a way to use control points, but force the map to NOT change shape? Basically using the control points to only Scale, Shift and Rotate the map?
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