For a list of all members of this type, see InterpolateShape members.
Public Properties
| Name | Description |
![Public Property](dotnetimages/PublicProperty.gif) | Alias | The alias for this tool's toolbox. |
![Public Property](dotnetimages/PublicProperty.gif) | in_feature_class | The input 2D feature class. (In, Required) |
![Public Property](dotnetimages/PublicProperty.gif) | in_surface | The input raster, TIN, or terrain surface to be used as a source of z-values. (In, Required) |
![Public Property](dotnetimages/PublicProperty.gif) | method | Interpolation method used to define the Z values for the input features. (In, Optional) |
![Public Property](dotnetimages/PublicProperty.gif) | out_feature_class | The output feature class. (Out, Required) |
![Public Property](dotnetimages/PublicProperty.gif) | ParameterInfo | The parameters used by this tool. For internal use only. |
![Public Property](dotnetimages/PublicProperty.gif) | pyramid_level_resolution | The resolution of the terrain dataset pyramid level to use for geoprocessing. The default is 0, full resolution. (In, Optional) |
![Public Property](dotnetimages/PublicProperty.gif) | sample_distance | The spacing at which z-values will be interpolated. By default, this is a raster's cell size or a TIN's natural densification. (In, Optional) |
![Public Property](dotnetimages/PublicProperty.gif) | ToolboxDirectory | The directory of this tool's toolbox. |
![Public Property](dotnetimages/PublicProperty.gif) | ToolboxName | The name of this tool's toolbox. |
![Public Property](dotnetimages/PublicProperty.gif) | ToolName | The name of this tool. |
![Public Property](dotnetimages/PublicProperty.gif) | vertices_only | The sample distance will be ignored and the interpolation will use the input vertex locations only. (In, Optional) |
![Public Property](dotnetimages/PublicProperty.gif) | z_factor | The factor by which the heights of the input surface will be multiplied to calculate new heights in the output feature class. It is used for converting z-units to match x,y units. The Z factor parameter only affects results for rasters and TINs, not terrain datasets. To apply a factor to features made from a terrain dataset use the Adjust 3D Z geoprocessing tool. (In, Optional) |
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