Is it possible to utilize more than one basemap in an offline map? I have two pre-loaded basemaps on a device and would like to provide a basemap switcher to users who have taken a map offline.
In this initial release the app only supports one basemap at a time. If you don't mind me asking what would you be using the 2 basemaps in 1 downloaded map for?
In this initial release the app only supports one basemap at a time. If you don't mind me asking what would you be using the 2 basemaps in 1 downloaded map for?
In this initial release the app only supports one basemap at a time. If you don't mind me asking what would you be using the 2 basemaps in 1 downloaded map for?
Thanks! Russ
We'd like to have an imagery w/labels basemap and also a topographic style basemap(LiDAR derived) and allow the user to switch between the two.
This would be great for loading different base map sections as well, say a North and South portion. Currently Collectors have to get within signal range, sync, delete the map, re-download and choose the next portion.
It's also unfortunate that the basemap's are limited in size to 4GB due to FAT32, that's not much imagery at a useful scale for field staff.
Besides multiple basemap layers (e.g., Streets and Aerial) in the table-of-contents of the downloaded map, I would like to see multiple downloads, call them tiles, of the same map in order to cover linear project areas. See attached image.
I agree with Joe's comments. Aerial + Streets + Multiple. I've created a second version of a downloadable map just to get the aerial/streets ability, but I don't think that approach would be recommended.
I too would like to see that ability to have multiple basemaps for offline use. In one project we have high resolution orthos along a corridor, and I'd like to have a topo basemap outside the corridor. I appreciate the fact that we can side load the ortho tile packs onto our iPads, but I'm at a loss as to what we could provide for information outside this corridor. It would be nice if we could create tile packs of the orthos with a basemep underneath in ArcMap and sideload that onto our iPads.