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Tile LOD issue from sequencer

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10-03-2023 01:45 PM
ChristopherKowal
Emerging Contributor

Hello,

I am having trouble rendering a high resolution basemap from sequencer. The camera is animated and it appears that the tiles are not loading properly. I have tried Quality Scaling Factor with the GIS camera but I get the same results. I am using a spawnable camera in the sequencer and I have also tried a regular cine camera with the default pawn attached /parented. Any suggestions would be really appreciated as I'm at a loss of what to try next. I attached a couple images for reference. UE5.1.1 ArcGIS Maps 1.3.0

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Jade
by Esri Contributor
Esri Contributor

Can you check that: 1. your ArcGIS pawn is set to the same location as the cine camera  2. ArcGIS pawn is attached to the cine camera (so that the location is 0,0,0 for the ArcGIS pawn) 3. you prerender scenes before the actual frame starts since it sometimes takes a few seconds to load the scene. 

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ChristopherKowal
Emerging Contributor

The pawn is in the same location and following the cine camera but the render is not working... It didn't even load the map. I'm not sure what you meanscreen cap pawn parentscreen cap pawn parent by pre-render the scene?

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ChristopherKowal
Emerging Contributor

I have made some progress but it seems the pawn radius for high resolution is limited, how can I increase the radius? BTW I am not parenting, the pawn is at the center of the high resolution as you can visibly see the falloff.

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PhucTran1
Occasional Contributor

Sometimes I have this problem too. Please check on this again!

 

 

 

 

 

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MatthewWalker10
Occasional Contributor

I've had this problem recently as well.

I resolved it by adding a ArcGISCamera component to the CineCamera

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There's a bit more documentation about it here - https://developers.arcgis.com/unreal-engine/maps/camera/#render-a-video

On that same documentation page it mentions how to adjust the 'Quality Scaling Factor' which can also help if you're trying to force higher resolution for particular camera FOVs.

 

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