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How to share 3d (Z) polylines on AGOL or Portal?

AlessandroValra

I was trying to load 3d lines to AGOL from Pro 1.4 with some problems. Using the "Share as Web Scene" in a scene with two linear layers, I shared the web scene and the related feature layers to my AGOL. Opening the scene in AGOL, I discovered that only some layers are present, while others are just listed but empty (no geometries nor rows in the attribute table).

So, as I found documentations on sharing 3d points and multipatch, but not 3d lines (and polygons), except a page saying that "it is possible to do it", I'd be happy if someone could provide a useful link, or a brief explanation on how to share 3d lines to AGOL (or Portal). Many thanks in advance!

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RussRoberts

This is a current limitation with the data going into SQLAzure and pretty much being rejected. A workaround could be the elevator lines be converted to multipatch and publishing them in a scene layer package or you can use the beta feature where you can publish a scene layer from a feature layer (multipatch or points) for the time being while we continue to look for a solution for this issue.

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RussRoberts

The layer that is empty does it have lines that are completely vertical (same xy diferent z values).

AlessandroValra

Exactly! This was my guess that having geometries with ShapeLength = 0 (only vertical length) is the problem. Can you confirm this? Am I forced to change the xy a bit or is there any workaround? Also, not all geometries are like this (it's a layer representing stairs and elevators, and only the elevators have same xy nodes). Thanks!

UPDATE

I removed the elevators and now I can see the geometries. Again, is there something I can do except moving the xy coordinates (it does not make much sense for elevators)? Thanks again for pointing me to the right directions for solving the problem.

RussRoberts

AlessandroValra

Ok thanks. I think I will try to recreate my elevators as multipatch as a workaround then until the vertical lines will become supported.

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