Latest Contributions by DominikAllemann

Hi @AugustNastasi , Thanks for your follow-up question.  It is intentional that scenario design visualizations are not loaded in the overview when the project is NOT selected. There are two main reasons for this behavior: 1) To keep the overview visually as simple as possible, there shouldn't be too much of a mix between existing buildings (usually LOD1 or LOD2) and building models attached to a project which usually have a higher level of detail. 2) In the case of many projects with a design visualization, loading all design visualizations in the overview would significantly deteriorate the performance.  The intended workflow would be the following: For scenario 1, draw an LOD1 building in the project editor that has about the same volume as your design visualization building --> LOD1 building and design visualization will overlap in the editor. Switch back to the overview. As long as the project is selected, the design visualization will be shown in the overview. When you de-select the project/close the detail card, the LOD1 building that you drew in the editor, will be displayed in the overview:   P.S. 1: If you would create a project that only has an LOD1 building drawn in Urban (and no design visualization), this building would also be shown while the project is selected/the project detail card is displayed - and not only when the project detail card is NOT selected.  P.S. 2: For projects, Urban always displays the LOD1 buildings and demolish areas (as drawn in the project editor) of the 1st scenario in the overview.  Please let us know if you have further questions. Thanks, Dominik ... View more

Hi Yann-Eric Boyeau‌, Thanks for your question. I'm sorry to hear that the public feedback feature of ArcGIS Urban is not working as expected in your case.  The data model of Hub Annotations layers was slightly changed before the first release of ArcGIS Urban in July 2019. Based on the screenshots you've shared it looks as if your Hub Annotations layer was already created in 2018 - i.e. it doesn't include yet the Urban specific changes to its data model. As an immediate solution, you could consider one of the following workarounds: Delete and re-create Hub Annotations layer In the Urban data manager, set "Public Engagement" to disabled. Delete the current Hub Annotation layer. To prevent data loss you would need to create a data backup before deleting the layer. In the URban data manager, set "Public Engagement" to enabled. This automatically creates a new Hub Annotation layer that follows the updated Hub Annotation layer schema. Add missing fields to existing Hub Annotations layer Sign in to ArcGIS Online as an administrator. Locate the Hub Annotations Layer. Add the missing fields to the layer - the screenshot for the complete list of fields of the Hub Annotations Layer. Have an excellent day 🙂 -Dominik ... View more