ArcPY CreateSceneLayerPackage Crashes (ArcGIS Pro 2.0)

TheodoreDean

Hi,

When running a CreateSceneLayerPackage as a standalone script, ArcGIS Pro crashes.

When running the same script in ArcGIS Pro python console, it works fine.

import arcpy

arcpy.management.MakeFeatureLayer(...)

arcpy.management.CreateSceneLayerPackage(...)

To verify that the problem was not the syntax, I ran the 2 GP tools MakeFeatureLayer and CreateSceneLayerPackage from  ArcGIS Pro (not using python, from the toolboxes), I went to the Geoprocessing History > Copy Python Command and copy the lines in my script.

Same thing, when running it from the Pro python console it works, but it crashes from a standalone script.

Has anyone experienced something similar ? Thanks

Theo

DanPatterson_Retired

Do you not get an error message from the script?  Is the script editor used by pro to run/edit scripts?

perhaps a fuller example of the script to see what parameters and/or environments need to be looked at

Create Scene Layer package

from there, the sample script specifies a workspace and a variety of other options, not the least of which is specifying a workspace in order to use the abbreviated paths to *.lyrx and the *.slpk output.  If your environment workspace isn't specified are you using full paths to files on disk? And what the other parameters? and how do they compare to the inputs

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