Open feefladder opened 3 years ago
I've moved the no data issue to #18: please try to keep issues separate where possible.
I think somewhere I have an 8-bit assumption hard-coded. If you had the exact same dataset saved to, e.g., 4-bit, 8-bit, 16-bit, and 32-bit integers it might be possible to figure out how Arc is indicating a 4-bit encoding.
I'll see if I can get that data! Would it be four .gdb
files with those datasets or one with four datasets?
As for splitting the issues, I was not sure if it was rrlated, so I didn't want to make an issue just yet. Thanks for making it!
So I've added the .gdb
files:
LUs.zip
it's a bit funny though: In the properties
tab, the data is given as char
for 8-bit. (short
for 16 bit and signed int
for 32 bit are normal I think.)
I have a classified raster with 4 bit data stored in a geodatabase. When converting with ARR, the output was a weird striped output. I have included the
.gdb
, database with a single raster. The converted file with ArcRasterRescue islu_arr.tif
, and the rest is the converted file using ArcGIS. lu.zip The (verbose) output is given below:I don't think it is related to the issue, but I also had some overflow warnings when building the program related to the nodata value.
I hope this helps!