These include the following: Variables are connected to the Raster Calculator tool when they are selected from the list of variables.
Use the Layers and variables list to select the datasets and variables to use in the expression. The Raster Calculator tool generally follows the standard connectivity behavior of models in ModelBuilder, with some exceptions resulting from the requirements of formulating a valid Map Algebra expression. When using RasterCalculator to ADD two rasters together the output of cell values. I use it to add rasters together that have null values by converting the nulls to zeros. and i think you have to put the condition into the is for? And the example from the help (OutRas = Con(InRas1, 40, 30, "Value >= 2")) kind of represents what i tried in my second post, or am i wrong?Īctually the arroyo_h raster is floating point, the vcf_tree is 8bit unsigned (i think nearest neighbor was the right choice when i reprojected this?), where 0-100 is the percentage of tree coverage, 253 is water (which i still have to filter out of this). Note: The Raster Calculator tool is intended for use in the application only as a GP tool dialog box or in ModelBuilder. The Raster Calculator tool allows you to create and execute a Map Algebra expression that will output a raster. The Con statement (conditional) is similiar to an IF ELSE statement and can be used with the raster calculator. Thanks for your help! I had to change a few things (i think?) because no expression was allowed for the first parameter.
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