I have created a web map via sharing from ArcGIS Pro.
When viewing the online map, I can not zoom in, only out. Scale min is like 1:8000
Help, I must be brain-dead
This is more useful, I can start with publish WebMap and drill down to the raster layer and generate the tiles. I can't set to level 23, dialed back to 21.
Actually, it was so bad I had to reboot the computer to get ArcGIS Pro to even load again after crashing.
This maybe different in your version of Pro (i'm on 3.2.5) so take this for what it's worth.
Sharing a map as a web map will basically make your whole map layer contents into a hosted feature layer, or hosted tile layer, depending on if you choose the configuration for exploratory/editible or the visualization option.
I think if your map layers contain a raster image (e.g. your hillshade) then it doesn't give you the option and instead it will default to creating a Tile Layer.
Although you can drill down and configure some properties of the Tile Layer that it creates, it seems it locks you into using the Tiling Scheme of the current basemap of the map you're publishing from. Maybe that's fine, as long as you get to choose the LOD you need:
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Alternatively sharing certain groups (or individual) layers as a Web Layer means you potentially have more control; you can have different layers that you publish from different ArcGIS Pro maps, to become separate hosted feature layers or hosted tile layers items in AGOL, and then you can choose what you want to add to a web map in AGOL, rather than having them all bundled together. I would generally highly recommend this if you tend to have different versions of web maps or need to republish map layers for various reasons as you're developing a map/app product. You won't be throwing the baby out with the bathwater, so to speak, if you find most of the layers are working the way you intended and only need to modify or republish certain ones.
To get to this, I opened the map from the link you supplied, selected the rendered lidar layer, then in the properties, expand Information and click the rendered lidar link:
which opened up:
and I clicked on the service link itself.
If you are admin for that service, you can insert 'admin' in the rest service link and see more info about tiles completed, etc.
https://tiles.arcgis.com/tiles/iiEO9Ir7FRiWwFTn/arcgis/rest/admin/services/Saddle_Butte_2024_WTL1/MapServer?f=html&cacheKey=b626087c85f68118
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I don't think this is the correct approach. It appears to have crashed both ArcGIS Pro and Chrome on the desktop.
I am trying this now. What is the difference between Share WebMap and Share WebLayer? I use WebMap before. I tool also complains about the large number of tiles to create. I had previously assumed the tiles were created dynamically by the server, not by the user creating them before hand.
Ok just for a real quick test, it looks like when publishing a web layer and choosing 'Tile' you are presented with some Configuration options. If I pick auto-suggest, it seems to present a maximum LOD of 18 in my case. However, ArcGIS tiling scheme should let you go to level 23 (1:71).
If you need an even higher LOD, or a different projection, you'll have to create your own Tiling Scheme which is not incredibly hard but it's a separate process. I had to do that, for example, for a custom basemap for some of my users to be able to zoom into features that are relatively close together, in order to be able to distinguish the features and their labels where necessary.
I am sorry, I can't even figure out how you got this view?
When just looking at (which appears to be the Hillshade layer(s) in question):
It shows as a tiled MapService with Min LOD (Level of Detail) = 12and Max LOD = 17.
If I load that into the old WAB to easily see the zoom level, you see that the service is becoming visible at LOD=12:
then turns off once we zoom past the MAX LOD set in the service:
So, doesn't look like it is related to the basemap after all. It is just drawing as per the LOD/tile scheme settings.
I can zoom well past 1:8000 and still see the lidar images rendered. I would say the drop out is around 1:200. The base map is WorldImagery.
https://troutlakecaves.maps.arcgis.com/apps/mapviewer/index.html?webmap=36801a13091e452390efd08e33db753c
which makes sense. Desktop will have infinite zoom, however, Web map will only have the zoom levels allowed with the basemap. If you can't zoom in past 1:8000 (rather than the image just disappearing when zoomed in past that) I suspect the basemap you are using doesn't have tiles at zoom larger than 1:8000 (though, that doesn't sound quite right for a basemap).
Can you share the web map (or basemap) that you are using?
Not about the basemap. The TIF images created via hillshade and have infinite zoom on the desktop. Not so much on the ported webmap.
The buttons are there. I created the layers via hillshade tool. I set the property to be viewable at all scale and that is the case on the desktop. Not so much in the ported webmap.
Any chance you are using a tiled basemap that doesn't have any tiles at a scale larger than 1:8000?
Hi @GarryPetrie,
Some more information would help with troubleshooting.
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