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On the left side of the dialog, click on Parameters.

Click the folder icon and browse to your buffer_user_input.py file.

Fill in the Name and Label properties for your Script tool as shown below:įigure 1.10 Entering information for your script tool.

Right-click Lesson1Practice.tbx and click New > Script.

Expand the nodes Toolboxes > Lesson1Practice.tbx.

Open your Lesson1Practice.aprx Pro project and display the Catalog window.

Copy the code from Lesson 1.6.4 "Example: Creating Buffers" into a new Spyder script and save it as buffer_user_input.py.

You likely will not understand all the parts of this topic yet, but it will give you some familiarity with script tools that will be helpful during the exercise.įollow these steps to make a script tool:

To finish off this lesson, we’ll take the previous script and make it into a tool that can easily be run in ArcGIS.īefore you begin this exercise, I strongly recommend that you scan the ArcGIS help topic Adding a script tool. A few people know how to alter Python code, a few more can run a Python script and supply user input variables, but almost all ArcGIS users know how to run a tool. User input variables that you retrieve through GetParameterAsText() make your script very easy to convert into a tool in ArcGIS.