Latest Contributions by SanderKiffen

We have just started to use Voxel Layers and we are wondering if it's possible to export voxel layer sections. Firstly without any certain outputtype specified, but perhaps a multipatch (or 3D object) export. So we could share these sections in our organisation (as files and services). Our current workflow is: 1. Receive a CSV from the Geotechnical department, load that data into ArcGIS Pro. 2. Use the Table to NetCDF geoprocessing tool, with x, y and z as domains  and a geological class as variable. 3. Create voxel layer sections at designated locations. What we would like to do is share these sections as files to use in for instance AutoCAD Civil 3D. We have a FME installation to ETL whatever output to that designated output. But I currently can't find any export possibilities at all. On the long run it would also be great to share at least some sections in our GIS viewers. ... View more

Hi, I'm interested in using the BuildingExplorer widget to show the BIM (.RVT based) models of my organisation to our end users. However if I try to load one of our Building Scene Layers in the widget, it shows the UI element but does not load any subelements (levels, phase, layers). If I check for the state in the Building Explorer viewmodel it keeps returning the disabled state. If someone could help me out what I'm doing wrong or if this is a (known) bug, I would like to hear from you. All relevant information summed up: - JS API 4.16 - I used the code from the default example I changed the itemid to our designated scene on ArcGIS Online and changed the layer.name to the corresponding name in the scene. - Browser: Google Chrome 84.0.4147.105 - The Building Scene Layer is created by uploading a Scene Layer Package to ArcGIS Online. Created with the Create Building Scene Layer Package in ArcGIS Pro based on a .RVT file of a bridge to be constructed. - The .RVT file does not (as far as I can see) contain any levels, but it does contain layers and at least one construction phase (not denoted as a number, by the way). I tried to turn 'off' the levels and even the phase with the visibleElements property but this had no effect. ... View more

I made a Python script that utilizes a recently developed geoprocessing tool (arcpy.SubdividePolygon_management). I can successfully run the script in ArcGIS Pro, but when I publish it as a geoprocessing service to our ArcGIS Server it returns the following error when I try to run the service.  AttributeError: module 'arcpy' has no attribute 'SubdividePolygon_management' I assume this is due to the Python 3 installation of arcpy on the server does not have this tool already included in the installation. We currently have ArcGIS Server 10.6.1 installed (currently without Portal - standalone). I use the latest version of ArcGIS Pro (2.4.2). Is my assumption correct? If so, is there a way to check what Python geoprocessing tools are available at every release of ArcGIS Server/Enterprise (without installing said release)? Lastly, is there a way to make the Python script work as a geoprocessing service? Thank you for your answer in advance. ... View more