We have an office that does cartographic based/large scale projects as their main service and relies on their machines and software to be able to render quickly to maximize the amount of time available to accomplish what they need to.
In ArcPro 3.1 - they noticed that when they converted their road centerline annotation (road names) to Graphics, that the renerding of the map slowed way down. Having to wait up to 30+ minutes for an 8.5x11 map at a town scale level to regenerate when it used to take 30 seconds. This happens each time anything changes on the map which make is impossible to work with. This occurs in ArcPro3.2.2 as well that they just verified when they updated.
In previous versions of ArcPro that we've been testing (ArcPro, 2.9 and 3.0) the process works great. Did something change in the new versions that could cause this?
Here are some of the machine specs if needed:
- Desktop - Microsoft Windows 10 Enterprise (64 bit)
- 64 GB RAM
- 64 GB Memory
- 16 Core Processor
Even on the standard desktops - ArcPro 2.9 and 3.0 have no issues with the annotation to Graphics process.
Also - new in 3.2 our highway system shields that we've used for YEARS with no problems developed a "shift" with the text inside the shield and we can't adjust it.
