Remove limitation :
See : https://developers.arcgis.com/javascript/latest/api-reference/esri-layers-support-FeatureReductionCluster.html
Hi @FlavieMoraux
This is in our backlog but not yet planned for a release. Could you please share the use case(s) you are trying to solve? This helps us to prioritize our backlog.
When will this be available? or planned for a release?
Hi @michaelpoa
currently we don't have it planned for any upcoming release.
Could you share any examples where you'd use clustering in SceneView? This helps us prioritize the feature and to understand the 3D-specific needs once we implement this.
Hi @GreteSoosalu
We need 3D clustering because our software that is sold to our clients uses 2D and 3D assets management geolocalization. Users can easily switch from 2D and 3D maps, they can build map from bunches of many layers of different types (most of them are featureLayers) and they also can geolocalize assets that have their coordinates in a database. For this last we use client side GraphicsLayer(s). Clustering functions are available but it is written in java on application server. We want to use the built-in clustering functionalities that come with client side FeatureLayer. But to perform this switch from GraphicsLayer to client side FeatureLayer this we need both 2D and 3D clustering.
Hello ESRI Team, @GreteSoosalu , Is this topic still active in your backlog? It's been more than 2 years from the last reply. I'm working on an implementation of a map based on a 3D SceneView. It would be great to have the clustering feature for 3D maps. So far only the "selection" feature reduction type is available for 3D SceneView, and it doesn't quite work well for our implementation.
Hi @Osvaldo Picazo
Thanks for your feedback, I’ve recorded your request! This feature is still in our backlog, but unfortunately not on our near-term roadmap. If you have any specific examples or additional details about your use case, please share them with us, as they help us better understand your needs and prioritize future enhancements.
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