Latest Contributions by Leandro-Zamudio

Hi Markus. Recently I worked with a cloud storage connection on Azure and it works for me with the following data: Access Key ID: it should be the storage account name in Azure. Secret Access Key: The account key that you can get on Azure Panel (Keys). The Bucket Name: It's only the container name, not the URL The Service EndPoint is also needed and is fixed to blob.core.windows.net (it's not necessary to add the account name before that) Use the New Cloud Storage Connection in the Insert Tab.   Hope it helps you. Greetings Leandro. ... View more

Hi @Bing_AnChen  I tried to isolate the issue but I don't know if this is correct... In the documentation it talks about log files but ArcGIS Earth it's not even generating logs, here's my Roaming ArcGIS Earth folder. Where i can find them. It seems that my config is missing some parameters This is all i have <?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?> <configuration version="2.0"> <general> <workspace autoSave="True"> <directory>C:\Users\lzamudio\Documents\ArcGISEarth\workspace\</directory> </workspace> <startupView> <type>Custom</type> <camera> <mapPoint> <x>-92</x> <y>41</y> <z>11000000</z> <wkid>4326</wkid> </mapPoint> <heading>0</heading> <pitch>0</pitch> <roll>0</roll> </camera> </startupView> <spatialReference>WebMercator</spatialReference> <isShowInExternalBrowser>False</isShowInExternalBrowser> <isShowStartupTips>True</isShowStartupTips> <language>System</language> </general> <navigation> <flyto> <speed>50</speed> <autoZoomToNewLayer>True</autoZoomToNewLayer> </flyto> <mouseWheel> <speed>50</speed> <zoomDirection>Forward</zoomDirection> </mouseWheel> <continuousPanning>True</continuousPanning> <nonMouseController enable="False" reverse="False" /> <navigator> <enableNavigatorControl /> </navigator> </navigation> <units> <location>DMS</location> <distance>Meters</distance> <area>SquareMeters</area> <isLongitudeFront>False</isLongitudeFront> <elevation>Meters</elevation> </units> <advanced> <proxy use="False"> <address> <value> </value> </address> <username> <value> </value> </username> <password> <value>kQobIpb8JGh6BdmZVesPMg==</value> </password> </proxy> </advanced> <portals signInUsingBrowser="False" /> <environments> <atmosphere>Horizon</atmosphere> <elevationExaggeration>1</elevationExaggeration> </environments> <favorTools /> <enableCheckForUpdates>True</enableCheckForUpdates> </configuration> ... View more

Hi @Bing_AnChen , this is my workspace Workspace  ... View more

It looks smooth but when I exported a movie (No layers, only a panning shot) it gives me a 0 bytes .mp4 file ... View more

Update: I built the apk now with 5.5.180 (for some reason i could make it installing the software on another pc) successfully. I upload it to Play Console and the problem persists (same message). In app studio I just: 1. Set up the settings (certificates and stuff) the update i did in the apk was change a featureservice parameter (nothing changed in the code). Just in case i deleted the minimumsdkversion and targetsdkversion for android 2. Upload it 3. Select Make and choose cloud option. 4. Set the password for android and iOS keys. 5. and request build, download from OTA and upload it into play console This is the play console result of the releases (it's a wider range than before).     ... View more

Hi. After updating AppStudio to 5.5.180 now i can't even make the build. I have been waiting like an hour to build the app via cloud make.       ... View more

Hi @GreteSoosalu  I watched the codepen but it doesn't show the custom coordinate format but reading the code and re-thinking it I could solve it breaking the coordinates as you suggested. For further reference I share the solution of the same code but corrected: const newFormat = new Format({ name: "XYZ", conversionInfo: { convert: function (point) { const returnPoint = point.spatialReference.isWGS84 ? point : webMercatorUtils.webMercatorToGeographic(point); const x = Math.trunc(returnPoint.x); const a = Math.trunc(-(returnPoint.x-x)*60); const b = (-(returnPoint.x-x-(a/-60))*3600).toFixed(2); const y = Math.trunc(returnPoint.y); const c = Math.trunc(-(returnPoint.y-y)*60); const d = (-(returnPoint.y-y-(c/-60))*3600).toFixed(2); const z = returnPoint.z.toFixed(2)/2; //console.log(b) return { location: returnPoint, coordinate: `${x}, ${a}, ${b}, ${y}, ${c}, ${d}, ${z}` }; }, //For now i'm not using the reverseConvert function so I left it as is reverseConvert: function (string) { const parts = string.split(","); return new Point({ x: parseFloat(parts[0]), y: parseFloat(parts[1]), z: parseFloat(parts[2]), spatialReference: { wkid: 4326 } }); } }, coordinateSegments: [ {alias: "X", description: "Longitud Grados", searchPattern: numberSearchPattern}, {alias: "A", description: "Longitud Minutos", searchPattern: numberSearchPattern}, {alias: "B", description: "Longitud Segundos", searchPattern: numberSearchPattern}, {alias: "Y", description: "Latitud Grados", searchPattern: numberSearchPattern}, {alias: "C", description: "Latitud Minutos", searchPattern: numberSearchPattern}, {alias: "D", description: "Latitud Segundos", searchPattern: numberSearchPattern}, {alias: "Z", description: "Elevación", searchPattern: numberSearchPattern} ], defaultPattern: "X° A\' B\", Y° C\' D\", Zm" }); I'd like to know more about the Regular expressions that you used to find a number, is there any reference to read about it? // Regular expressions to find a number const numberSearchPattern = /-?\d+[\.]?\d*/; const number2Digit = /\d{1,2}[\.|\.]?\d*/i; // Same as CoordinateConversion widget's DMS format uses const number3Digit = /\d{1,3}[\.|\.]?\d*/i; // Same as CoordinateConversion widget's DMS format uses   Thanks for your help   ... View more