I have some complex buffer polygons displayed from a runtime geodatabase. If I'm zoomed all the way out, they appear fine, but when I zoom in closer, errant lines shoot all over the place. Is there a known limitation for rendering polygons?
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As simple as it gets. In a Python window:
arcpy.CreateFileGDB_management("c:/apps/temp", "Test.gdb")
arcpy.Buffer_analysis("c:/apps/temp/towns.shp", "c:/apps/temp/Test.gdb/Town_buffers", "1 Mile", dissolve_option="ALL")
arcpy.Buffer_analysis("c:/apps/temp/trans123.shp", "c:/apps/temp/Test.gdb/Test_buffers", "1 Mile", dissolve_option="ALL")
arcpy.Append_management("c:/apps/temp/Test.gdb/Town_buffers", "c:/apps/temp/Test.gdb/Test_buffers", "NO_TEST")
Then in ArcMap (10.3.1) I opened the resulting feature class and shared as Runtime content.
As another test, created a geodatabase using just the towns shapefile and got similar rendering results.
[Shapefiles attached.]
Cool, thanks.