Migration Unity SDK 1.5 to 2.1 - basemap not showing

[LukeMcBeath1]

I have a mobile project that is currently using v1.5 of the Unity SDK.

I am migrating to v2.1 but when I update the package the basemap is not displaying.

I am using the sat image basemap:

https://www.arcgis.com/home/item.html?id=c7d2b5c334364e8fb5b73b0f4d6a779b

The project is currently using a legacy API key but changing to a new rotating key has the same issue.

Other game objects on the map render fine.

Are there things that need to be done to the project/map/camera when migrating from 1.x to 2.x?

[and1]

Hi LukeMcBeath1, the new API key and the legacy one should both work. How did you set up the basemap layer (through the Map Creator UI or through C#)? I tested the basemap you provided in 2.1, it works on my end.

[LukeMcBeath1]

Map Creator UI

[LukeMcBeath1]

[and1]

Thanks for your screenshot. We have updated the Authentication workflow.

Under your Basemap section in your inspector (using SDK 2.1), you can change the Authentication dropdown option from "None" to "API Key". This should make the basemap display. It seems that you have manually change this dropdown option when you updated to 2.1.

[LukeMcBeath1]

In the last screenshot I had reverted from 2.1 back to 1.5.

When using the 2.1 library the auth type is set to API Key

The scene viewer shows the basemap, but when I press play it just shows the brown unity ground

[and1]

So the map renders in the editor view but not in the play mode? Can you check the camera position? Or you can try to go to the camera tab, and click "Align with View" so the camera will align with your current view in the editor, then hit "Play".

[LukeMcBeath1]

We have a script that sets the camera location to look down on our "player"

The player objects render OK

public void UpdateCameraLocation()

        {

            if (arcGISCamera != null && lastLocation != null) {

                var cameraLocation = arcGISCamera.GetComponent<ArcGISLocationComponent>();          

                cameraLocation.Position = lastLocation.ArcGISPointWithAltitude(cameraPosition.CameraAltitude(playerAltitude));

                cameraLocation.Rotation = new ArcGISRotation(lastLocation.Heading, cameraPosition.Pitch, 0);

                // logLocation("== UpdateCameraLocation", cameraLocation.GetComponent<ArcGISLocationComponent>());

            }

        }

[and1]

Do you mind sharing a video clip so we could better see what's going with the map when you hit "Play"? Was the map showing before you hit the "Play" in Editor mode? Also did the camera code that you provided work for you in v1.5?

[LukeMcBeath1]

https://youtu.be/4_foJB6G73I

PC is performing poorly after Windows 11 update 😞

Yes this code works with v1.5