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3D extruded features do not appear in web scene correctly

SteveCline

Using ArcGIS Pro 1.2 to publish a web scene with extruded state polygons. In ArcGIS Pro, they appear correctly and it passes the analysis. Here is how it appears in ArcGIS Pro:

When I load the map in ArcGIS Online the extrusions do not appear to work:

The color symbology is correct but it is rendering them as if this were a 2D surface with y-axis vertices at the state boundaries.

Suggestions?

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BrandonArmstrong

Steve,

At the moment, it is required that the data be inherently 3D (contain z-values) in order to view the 3D properties using the Scene viewer in ArcGIS Online.

The caveat to this, is that it is also currently required to have Portal for ArcGIS in order to publish multipatches as web scenes using ArcGIS Pro.

There is an enhancement that currently exists requesting that this be available outside of using Portal for ArcGIS.

"ENH-000084920 : Provide the ability to publish 3D multipatch as a web scene from ArcGIS Pro to ArcGIS Online"

One option would be to use City Engine or ArcScene to create a .3ws (City Engine Web Scene) which can then be published to ArcGIS Online and viewed using the City Engine Web Viewer.

Export To 3D Web Scene—Help | ArcGIS for Desktop

Please let me know if this answers your question.

Thanks,

Brandon

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deleted-user-m6DuRVNpNiGp

I had the same issue and a workaround of sorts is writing a web app using ArcGIS for Javascript API version 4 beta -- the API supports 3D mapping and supports extruding polygons based on the value of an attribute. The final version of the ArcGIS Javascript API v4 is supposedly due out sometime this month.

Jeremy Wright

I replied to this same query on stackexchange.

Here's the answer: Publishing 3D scene from ArcGIS Pro 1.2 - Extruded Polygons are not working - Geographic Information Systems Stack Excha…

SUM: Extruded features aren't supported in web scene publishing at the current release of Pro and ArcGIS Online (or to Portal whether on premises or in the cloud).

BrandonArmstrong

Steve,

At the moment, it is required that the data be inherently 3D (contain z-values) in order to view the 3D properties using the Scene viewer in ArcGIS Online.

The caveat to this, is that it is also currently required to have Portal for ArcGIS in order to publish multipatches as web scenes using ArcGIS Pro.

There is an enhancement that currently exists requesting that this be available outside of using Portal for ArcGIS.

"ENH-000084920 : Provide the ability to publish 3D multipatch as a web scene from ArcGIS Pro to ArcGIS Online"

One option would be to use City Engine or ArcScene to create a .3ws (City Engine Web Scene) which can then be published to ArcGIS Online and viewed using the City Engine Web Viewer.

Export To 3D Web Scene—Help | ArcGIS for Desktop

Please let me know if this answers your question.

Thanks,

Brandon

SteveCline

It looks like this is saying the features need to be on the ground with no offset. Is that the only consideration?

BrandonArmstrong

Hi Steve,

For features that are not placed on the ground, web scenes currently only support z-values embedded within the features' geometry. All other elevation properties, such as vertical exaggeration or feature heights defined using an attribute or expression, are not supported in web scenes. Please find this information stated in the document linked below.

Author a web scene—ArcGIS Pro | ArcGIS for Desktop

Let me know if you have any questions.

Thanks,

Brandon

SteveCline

Changed null values to 1 with no change. Still 2D.

DanPatterson_Retired

is there some vertical exaggerating setting or extrusion setting somewhere that you can use like in ArcScene? (Z scale etc )

DavidWasserman

Excellent. That seems like progress.
No data makes sense too. Perhaps giving null values a small value rather than none might help?

SteveCline

Adjusted the elevation offsets to the following and republished:

Features are: Relative to the Ground

Cartographic Offset: 43,000 m

The resulting webscene still displays as if it is 2D:

The polygons are now all above the surface of the earth and colored based on one field but I am trying to extrude based on another field.

SteveCline

In the top image those states which are white have no value (Mississippi, Alabama, Kentucky, etc.)

DavidWasserman

Hey Steve,

From first glance do you think it can be an Elevation Surface settings? Are the areas in white areas of low values?

David

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