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pyBRAT - Beaver Restoration Assessment Tool (Python)
http://brat.riverscapes.xyz
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pyBRAT-3.0.19 SupportingTools folder is empty #266

Closed andrewsechrist100 closed 5 years ago

andrewsechrist100 commented 5 years ago

Hi BRAT team,

 I've been plugging away, but have found that my SupportingTools folder is empty. I have attached a screenshot to show this. Is this common and does anyone have a workable solution. Appreciate the help as always. Cheers,

Andy Empty SupportingTools folder

andrewsechrist100 commented 5 years ago

Do I run these supporting tools, which are in the appropriate Supporting Tools folder in pyBRAT-3.0.19 in my File Explorer in Windows 10, from within ArcMap or as stand-alone tools using something like PyScripter? I need some guidance with either method. If I run them from within ArcMap, do I bring them into a newly-created Toolbox with a .py or .tbx extension, or does it not matter which? When I create a new .pyt toolbox, there is no Add drop-down when I right click it, but there is for a newly-created .tbx toolbox (I can add a script or a tool). Or, do I somehow just bring in the "SupportinTools" toolbox wholesale from the SupportingTools folder in File Explorer. Finally, how do I know which parameters to set to which data types if I need to add the scripts one-by-one? Thanks,

Andy

banderson1618 commented 5 years ago

These are meant as standalone scripts that can be run from the command line or from an interpreter like PyCharm. Whatever method you have to run a Python script should work fine for these scripts, as long as it uses the python.exe in the ArcGIS folder.