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I have a lot of points I need to move that are on the edge of the parcels closer to the centerline(road), not directly on top but about 5 feet away from the centerline.

I know i can edit and move the points manually but is there a way to automate the process using ModelBuilder?

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I have a lot of points I need to move that are on the edge of the parcels closer to the centerline(road), not directly on top but about 5 feet away from the centerline.

I know i can edit and move the points manually but is there a way to automate the process using ModelBuilder?

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I have a lot of points I need to move that are on the edge of the parcels closer to the centerline(road), not directly on top but about 5 feet away from the centerline.

I know i can edit and move the points manually but is there a way to automate the process using ModelBuilder?

arcgis-desktop modelbuilder attribute-table arcgis-10.6 xy

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You'll need a Standard or higher license for this method. Create a buffer feature class from your centerlines with a 5 foot buffer distance. Then use the Snap tool. Your points are your input features. Your centerline buffers are your snap features. Use Edge as your type.

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You can use "generate near table" and then recalculate the geometry to move them.

test this on a copy of your data as I'm typing this process from memory right now

With Generate Near Table:
"input feature" is your points.
"Near feature" is a 5 foot buffer of your lines (alternatively you could use copy parallel to create new lines that are 5 feet on either side of the street centerlines and use those here)

check on the boxes for "location" and "Find only closest"

the output is a table of:

Input Point ObjectIDs (IN_FID)
Near line Object ID (NEAR_FID)
How far away that line is (NEAR_DIST) 
The current X and Y of your points (FROM_X and FROM_Y)
The nearest coordinate on the lines you want to move to (NEAR_X and NEAR_Y)

Join this table to your points and then you can move them by recalculating the (SHAPE*) field in your points table with this in the field calculator:

specify the parser as Python
click the box for "show Codebook"
put this in the Pre-Logic box:

def movePoint(shape, xCoord, yCoord):
 point = shape.getPart(0)
 point.X = xCoord
 point.Y = yCoord
 return point

then in the box below that, enter

mypoints.SHAPE =

movePoint( !SHAPE!, !neartable.NEAR_X! , !neartable.NEAR_Y! )

refresh the view and teh points should hopefully have moved to the new XY positions

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You'll need a Standard or higher license for this method. Create a buffer feature class from your centerlines with a 5 foot buffer distance. Then use the Snap tool. Your points are your input features. Your centerline buffers are your snap features. Use Edge as your type.

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You'll need a Standard or higher license for this method. Create a buffer feature class from your centerlines with a 5 foot buffer distance. Then use the Snap tool. Your points are your input features. Your centerline buffers are your snap features. Use Edge as your type.

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edited 7 hours ago

answered 7 hours ago

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You'll need a Standard or higher license for this method. Create a buffer feature class from your centerlines with a 5 foot buffer distance. Then use the Snap tool. Your points are your input features. Your centerline buffers are your snap features. Use Edge as your type.

share|improve this answer

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answered 7 hours ago

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answered 7 hours ago

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You can use "generate near table" and then recalculate the geometry to move them.

test this on a copy of your data as I'm typing this process from memory right now

With Generate Near Table:
"input feature" is your points.
"Near feature" is a 5 foot buffer of your lines (alternatively you could use copy parallel to create new lines that are 5 feet on either side of the street centerlines and use those here)

check on the boxes for "location" and "Find only closest"

the output is a table of:

Input Point ObjectIDs (IN_FID)
Near line Object ID (NEAR_FID)
How far away that line is (NEAR_DIST) 
The current X and Y of your points (FROM_X and FROM_Y)
The nearest coordinate on the lines you want to move to (NEAR_X and NEAR_Y)

Join this table to your points and then you can move them by recalculating the (SHAPE*) field in your points table with this in the field calculator:

specify the parser as Python
click the box for "show Codebook"
put this in the Pre-Logic box:

def movePoint(shape, xCoord, yCoord):
 point = shape.getPart(0)
 point.X = xCoord
 point.Y = yCoord
 return point

then in the box below that, enter

mypoints.SHAPE =

movePoint( !SHAPE!, !neartable.NEAR_X! , !neartable.NEAR_Y! )

refresh the view and teh points should hopefully have moved to the new XY positions

share|improve this answer

answered 6 hours ago

Zipper1365Zipper1365

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0

You can use "generate near table" and then recalculate the geometry to move them.

test this on a copy of your data as I'm typing this process from memory right now

With Generate Near Table:
"input feature" is your points.
"Near feature" is a 5 foot buffer of your lines (alternatively you could use copy parallel to create new lines that are 5 feet on either side of the street centerlines and use those here)

check on the boxes for "location" and "Find only closest"

the output is a table of:

Input Point ObjectIDs (IN_FID)
Near line Object ID (NEAR_FID)
How far away that line is (NEAR_DIST) 
The current X and Y of your points (FROM_X and FROM_Y)
The nearest coordinate on the lines you want to move to (NEAR_X and NEAR_Y)

Join this table to your points and then you can move them by recalculating the (SHAPE*) field in your points table with this in the field calculator:

specify the parser as Python
click the box for "show Codebook"
put this in the Pre-Logic box:

def movePoint(shape, xCoord, yCoord):
 point = shape.getPart(0)
 point.X = xCoord
 point.Y = yCoord
 return point

then in the box below that, enter

mypoints.SHAPE =

movePoint( !SHAPE!, !neartable.NEAR_X! , !neartable.NEAR_Y! )

refresh the view and teh points should hopefully have moved to the new XY positions

share|improve this answer

answered 6 hours ago

Zipper1365Zipper1365

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add a comment | 

You can use "generate near table" and then recalculate the geometry to move them.

test this on a copy of your data as I'm typing this process from memory right now

With Generate Near Table:
"input feature" is your points.
"Near feature" is a 5 foot buffer of your lines (alternatively you could use copy parallel to create new lines that are 5 feet on either side of the street centerlines and use those here)

check on the boxes for "location" and "Find only closest"

the output is a table of:

Input Point ObjectIDs (IN_FID)
Near line Object ID (NEAR_FID)
How far away that line is (NEAR_DIST) 
The current X and Y of your points (FROM_X and FROM_Y)
The nearest coordinate on the lines you want to move to (NEAR_X and NEAR_Y)

Join this table to your points and then you can move them by recalculating the (SHAPE*) field in your points table with this in the field calculator:

specify the parser as Python
click the box for "show Codebook"
put this in the Pre-Logic box:

def movePoint(shape, xCoord, yCoord):
 point = shape.getPart(0)
 point.X = xCoord
 point.Y = yCoord
 return point

then in the box below that, enter

mypoints.SHAPE =

movePoint( !SHAPE!, !neartable.NEAR_X! , !neartable.NEAR_Y! )

refresh the view and teh points should hopefully have moved to the new XY positions

share|improve this answer

answered 6 hours ago

Zipper1365Zipper1365

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Input Point ObjectIDs (IN_FID)
Near line Object ID (NEAR_FID)
How far away that line is (NEAR_DIST) 
The current X and Y of your points (FROM_X and FROM_Y)
The nearest coordinate on the lines you want to move to (NEAR_X and NEAR_Y)

def movePoint(shape, xCoord, yCoord):
 point = shape.getPart(0)
 point.X = xCoord
 point.Y = yCoord
 return point

movePoint( !SHAPE!, !neartable.NEAR_X! , !neartable.NEAR_Y! )

share|improve this answer

answered 6 hours ago

Zipper1365Zipper1365

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answered 6 hours ago

Zipper1365Zipper1365

558313

answered 6 hours ago

Zipper1365Zipper1365

558313