How to set scale while downloading a map for offline , so that it will zoom in to street level

[x_d]

Hi there, I need to show the entire New Zealand map in offline mode, so when I created the mmpk file(Topographic base map) to load in offline then at a certain point the map gets blurred and roads/streets are not clearly visible. And the mmpk file is also very heavy (nearly 400mb). And When I added one layer(NZ LINZ topographic) to it then the entire map gets so blurred. How can I create a mmpk file, which is  clear and can be zoomed in to streets ?

[ErwinSoekianto]

@x_d 

I assume you are using ArcGIS Pro to create the MMPK file, correct? Hence I am moving this question to ArcGIS Pro, so that you can get help. 

Erwin.

[x_d]

Yes because I followed a documentation where it was mentioned that you can create mmpk file on Arcgis pro. So can you please suggest me is there any other way to create it? Because I have to show the whole New Zealand in offline ? Please do reply 

[MarkBockenhauer]

In ArcGIS Pro add  "World Topographic (for Export)"  - The vector tile layer (mouse hover over the search result to confirm its type is vector tile layer), to an empty map.

Search ArcGIS online and add it.

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To download at fullscale  1:283 you will need to download in two parts.

Zoom in just far enough to be offered 1:283 in the map download button

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Download the map -  This will add a layer to your map that references a .vtpk file download to your computer.

Pan your map and do this again to get the rest of New Zealand.

You will get something like this.

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note the vector tiles will add up to 350 mb +- in file size at 1:253 scale.

If you also want the hillshade to go along with it, that will be additional file size depending on desired resolution.

In a new map add Terrain Multi Directional Hillshade from the Living Atlas.

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Zoom the Map to your desired extent.

Right Click on the Map in the Contents - click Properties and set the Extent (Use a custom extent) and set to current visible extent.

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Next use the "Create Map Tile Package" geoprocessing tool to create a Tile Package (TPKX) of the hillshade content.

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Level of Detail 11 for the pictured extent results in a 90 mb tpkx file.

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RIght click on the Map Tile Package layer that you created and copy it to your clipboard.

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Paste this layer into the map with your Vector Tile Layers.

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Next in the Project Pane convert the map to a BaseMap

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Then Create a New Map and select your basemap from the basemap gallery.

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Add other content to the Map and use Create Mobile Map Package to create the .MMPK

Note: the vector data and reference labels are in the same layer, added layers will appear on top of the labels.

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Since the above steps are using Vector Tiles, the map will not be blurry and you will crisp detail when zoomed in.

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