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Mil2525C TacticalGraphics some symbols do not consider affiliation?

ClementLefebvre

Hi,
I have encountered an issue with misrepresented icons when displaying tactical graphics in a dynamic graphic layer with a mil2525c dictionary renderer. Specifically, some icons do not consider correctly the affiliation field of the SIDC, resulting in the wrong colors being displayed for different affiliations.

For example the "TACGRP.MOBSU.OBST.MNE.APMNE" with sidc "G*MPOMP---****X" is always displayed green, no matter what affiliation is set. Here's a comparison screenshot with another Tactical Graphics symbol (G*GPOPP---****X) that is displayed correctly. I am running the mil2525c stylx desktop dictionary version 3.0. I've seen the version 4.0, but it's working only with ArcGis 200.x, is there any updated version for the version 100?

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KerryRobinson

Hi-

According to the standard, these symbols are meant to be green since they are considered obstacles:

image (19).png

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KerryRobinson

Hi-

According to the standard, these symbols are meant to be green since they are considered obstacles:

image (19).png

ClementLefebvre

Thank you for the clarification, I hadn't noticed that detail.

KerryRobinson

No worries. The devil is in the details in these standards!

Also, I didn't respond to your second question. These styles are not backward compatible with earlier versions of Runtime/Native SDKs. They are not blocked, but you would see unexpected results if you tried to use them.

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