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Is .lpk supported with arcGIS runtime local server v 100.1 ?

ManelKEDDAR

i'am trying to visualize a 3D SceneLayer so i generated a layer package and i created a localFeatureService using this .lpk (generated with ArcScene 10.4) i did it like this way :

var sceneService = new ocalFeatureService(@C:\Users\mkeddar\Documents\ArcGIS\Geom3DServitudeGabarit.lpk);

await sceneService.StartAsync();

var layer = new ArcGISSceneLayer();

layer.Source = new Uri($"{sceneService.Url}/0");

SceneView.Scene.OperationalLayers.Add(layer);

SceneView.Scene.BaseSurface.BackgroundGrid = new Esri.ArcGISRuntime.UI.BackgroundGrid(Colors.White, Colors.White, 0, 100f);

but i have a generated exception when try to start the sceneService.StartAsync();

i think that the problem is with (.lpk) ? Does arcGis runtime local server v 100.1 supports (.lpk) and (.slpk)?

Geom3D.lpk.zip

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SomeGISGuy

As I mentioned earlier, LPK files are not supported. You need SLPK. Otherwise your code should be ok.

ManelKEDDAR

Hello ,

please i need a sample code that works , here what i tried :

var layer = new ArcGISSceneLayer();

layer.Source = new Uri(@C:\Users\mkeddar\Documents\ArcGIS\Geom3DServitudeGabarit.lpk);
SceneView.Scene.OperationalLayers.Add(layer);

when i debug Layer.source i have null value what i should do in this case ?

ManelKEDDAR

On my .lpk i have a three sceneLayers I need to display the first layer how I can do that ? Need a sample code please ?

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Le 25 juil. 2017 à 18:29, Morten Nielsen <geonet@esri.com> a écrit :
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No that won't work. You have to convert the data to SLPK (but then the above would work, if you loose the '/0' portion)
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ManelKEDDAR

Hello but i dont have ArcGis pro licence i have arcMap 10.4

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SomeGISGuy

No that won't work. You have to convert the data to SLPK (but then the above would work, if you loose the '/0' portion)

ManelKEDDAR

Hello Morten , thanks for your answer

I don't have arcGIS Pro on my desktop so i can't create a .SLPK ,all i have is arc Map 10.4 will it work if i do it this way ?

var uri = new Uri(@C:\Users\mkeddar\Documents\ArcGIS\Geom3DServitudeGabarit.lpk);

//visualisation 3D

var layer = new ArcGISSceneLayer();
layer.Source = new Uri($"{uri}/0");
// await layer.LoadAsync();
SceneView.Scene.OperationalLayers.Add(layer);

i joind my .lpk on my original post

thanks in advanced

SomeGISGuy

Create a local scene layer package instead and use it directly with the SceneLayer. That way you don't need local server at all.

https://pro.arcgis.com/en/pro-app/help/sharing/overview/scene-layer-package.htm

https://pro.arcgis.com/en/pro-app/tool-reference/data-management/create-scene-layer-package.htm

Note that a FeatureLayer and a SceneLayer are two very different things. You can't use a feature service to expose a scene, and you can't consume a feature layer in a scene layer.

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