Hello,
I created a web scene that contains a building as a 3D Object. The scene has trees 🌳🌲 that were made from symbology in ArcGIS Pro, then converted from a Feature Class to 3D Object, then shared on ArcGIS Online. Even with popups disabled, the mouse still recognizes the trees as clickable objects (as expected). The user cannot click on the building with the trees turned on. We like the trees because they are close to the species, size, and shape of the real world trees and reproduce how the building is situated amongst vegetation.
Further, turning on Edges in the layer's symbology shows the true extent of branches, so there are also invisible barriers that are not apparent and obstruct the building's clickability.
Is it possible to edit a JSON file for either the layer itself or the scene in ArcGIS Assistant to have the mouse ignore the Tree layer? There doesn't appear to be code inside of the JSON files already pointing to mouse options.
I attached some screen grabs. One shows the true 3D extent of a Ficus. The other shows the ideal scenario, where trees are ignored and the building can be selected through the trees. Transparency is off and edges are turned on for demo.
Thank you.