Maintain symbol integrity: Publish from ArcGIS Pro, view in Scene Viewer
To enhance data visualization and user experience, I advocate for the comprehensive compatibility of feature layer symbols published from ArcGIS Pro within Scene Viewer, guaranteeing their consistent rendering and functionality.
The symbol settings for the data are already set in ArcGIS Pro, but when you want to use them in Scene View, you have to set them up again every time.
This means that when you create a map in ArcGIS Pro and add it to a scene in Scene Viewer, the symbols used to represent the data may not be the same as the symbols used in Map Viewer. This is because Scene Viewer does not support all of the symbol properties that are available in ArcGIS Pro.
As a result, you may have to manually set the symbol properties in Scene Viewer to match the symbols used in Map Viewer. This can be time-consuming and tedious, especially if you have a large number of layers.
Thank you so much for your Reply @GianlucaMiele1
You will see the picture when opened in Map Viewer it opens normally. However, when opened in Scene Viewer for the first time, it will not display the symbols and show a yellow warning that it cannot be displayed normally. So we have to go and set the symbols ourselves again in that layer on the Scene Viewer.
But actually, Scene Viewer can be set to display it. It's not that it doesn't have compatible symbols or doesn't match. I don't know why it doesn't read and display it properly from the beginning.
@GianlucaMiele1 I would like to ask whether there has been any progress on this case, as the issue is still present and remains the same.
This is actually not a data-related issue, but rather a problem with the program itself. Regardless of the data used, when we set the symbology in ArcGIS Pro and publish it as a service, once it is added to Scene Viewer, most of the symbology is lost, based on our experience so far.
We would kindly request that you consider improving the engine or the method used to support symbology in Scene Viewer.
Thank you very much for your support.
Ps. I will provide more examples that we have encountered, in addition to the examples in this thread, to demonstrate that this issue occurs with almost all layers. This is not a problem specific to any particular layer, but rather an issue with Scene Viewer itself.
