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The template installer for WPF only comes with .NET 6 support and requires VS2022. This is because the We a few years ago removed the .NET Framework templates to be in line with the Microsoft recommendation to not use .NET Framework for new work. To use .NET Framework, instead create a blank WPF .NET Framework application and add the Esri.ArcGISRuntime.WPF NuGet package (this should even work in VS2017, although we don't officially support/test it). Just changing the framework in the SDK-style project isn't fully supported with .NET Framework. It's possible but might cause a few headaches (you could try adding <PlatformTarget>AnyCPU</PlatformTarget> to the PropertyGroup, and it might resolve this specific issue but I'd still recommend starting with the blank wpf templates instead) ... View more

There is no built-in support for WKT. However I did write a library a while back that can do that. It should likely still work, but might need a bit of a version upgrade: https://github.com/dotMorten/GeometryConversions ... View more

Good news! We now have an official preview you can try out! https://community.esri.com/t5/arcgis-runtime-sdks-blog/announcing-preview-1-of-net-maui-support-with/ba-p/1160505 ... View more

Good news! We have an official preview you can now use: https://community.esri.com/t5/arcgis-runtime-sdks-blog/announcing-preview-1-of-net-maui-support-with/ba-p/1160505 ... View more

Engine and Runtime are two vastly different architectures, so a one-to-one mapping of classes is going to be really tough /  impossible. Also you might be looking at changing the approach or workflows to solve certain use-cases. I'd recommend you install the WPF Sample Viewer (https://www.microsoft.com/store/productId/9MTP5013343H) and find samples that shows how to do various workflows you're looking to duplicate and study the code behind each sample. ... View more

We are not currently planning on it, but collecting feedback and requirements so we can consider it in the future. ... View more

.NET 6-ios and .NET 6-android support isn't at this point supported, but considered preview. After we shipped Update 13, Microsoft updated their .NET 6 ios runtime with lots of breaking changes, which is what you're hitting. We just shipped Update 13.1 a few days ago, and it's compiled with the latest, so (for now at least) that version should work with iOS (I've successfully used it). I have a MAUI sample here you can also play with and is quite similar to what you have: https://github.com/dotMorten/MauiPlayground/tree/main/Esri.ArcGISRuntime.Maui ... View more

Could you try and add this to your application and see if that resolves the issue for you? var ms = MyMapView.LocationDisplay.CourseSymbol as Esri.ArcGISRuntime.Symbology.MarkerSymbol; ms.AngleAlignment = Esri.ArcGISRuntime.Symbology.SymbolAngleAlignment.Map; ... View more

Sorry for not responding earlier and following up with me at devsummit. We've confirmed this regression and are tracking the issue internally. It looks like there's generally an issue with taking the current map rotation into account when not in navigation mode or compass mode. ... View more

At this point no. Microsoft are still working on .NET MAUI, and the timeline there is still just "Q2" which makes it hard for us to plan specific releases around. Once MAUI finalizes, we'll see how quickly we can get something out after that, but it might still be preview for some time. ... View more

I'm a little confused. The Runtime SDK doesn't have, and never had a "center cross-hair". Can you explain a bit more what you're referring to? ... View more

One thing to note is that the target framework is just the minimum SDK you need to reference. It isn't the same as the minimum supported. For instance you can add this to your project properties: <SupportedOSPlatformVersion>8.1</SupportedOSPlatformVersion> That allows the app to also run on Windows 8.1 (the above minimum requirements Mike listed is for Windows 10). If you set this to 7.0 for instance, you'll actually see any use of our APIs would generate a build warning that you are risking accessing APIs not supported for Windows 7. The ArcGIS Runtime project starter template for WPF actually sets this value to 8.1 too. In the future we might change the required target to 19041 or 22000, but that again isn't the same as changing the minimum requirement. ... View more

There's really not much context to go on here, wrt what code you're running, how you set up searchview etc. Do you have a reproducer sample to share? Also could you share what it says next to the purple "StackTrace" part, that seem to start with "at Xamarin.Forms.Platform.iOS.", and share the full text in that field?  That might give a better indication of where it went wrong and where. ... View more