Latest Contributions by PreetiMaske

Hi, You can access stylx file created from ArcGIS Pro 2.8.3 using SymbolStyle.OpenAsync() method.  See https://developers.arcgis.com/net/api-reference/api/netwin/Esri.ArcGISRuntime/Esri.ArcGISRuntime.Symbology.SymbolStyle.html See a working sample that opens a stylx file: https://github.com/Esri/arcgis-runtime-samples-dotnet/tree/278bdad17a79148e77841efac878908d321631ca/src/WPF/ArcGISRuntime.WPF.Viewer/Samples/Symbology/SymbolsFromMobileStyle ``` SymbolStyle ss = await SymbolStyle.OpenAsync("PathToStyleFile"); ``` Thanks, Preeti ... View more

Hi, Try setting the local raster i.e "myRaster" raster object in code above , to null as well. It might be raster object that is perhaps locked. Thanks ... View more

Hi, Adding a text symbol with different background derived from an attribute is currently not supported but is on our list of future candidates. If it were a handful of symbols you could override symbol for those graphic. But I am sure it is not the case. I will add your use case to our backlog issue and would appreciate if you could you please share your requirement and specific workflow with as much details as possible. An elaborate workflow adds more some weight to the feature and help us prioritize it. Thanks, Preeti ... View more

Looking at you code in your initial post, I see you mentioned you are using a DictionaryRenderer. I think you might be mixing up creating a dictionary of attributes to a DictionaryRenderer.  DictionaryRenderer is a renderer based on arcade script in a stylx file. The stylx file contains symbols and values is published from pro. When this stylx is used to create a dictionary renderer, elements (graphics or features) are rendered sing symbols from this symbol style file based on the attribute value configured in dictionary renderer. https://developers.arcgis.com/net/styles-and-data-visualization/display-symbols-with-a-dictionary-renderer/ ... View more

John, again as I mentioned mil2525d is a dictionary style that creates symbols and assembles a symbol at runtime based on different attributes in the data. Your data needs to be aligned with the specs otherwise it may render the correct symbols from dictionary renderer. If I understand correctly, you could achieve the workflow of tapping the map and adding symbol without stylx as well but if you may use a simple stylx file if you are really wanting to use advanced symbols from Pro. Here is a devsummit video link that touched some of the advance symbology stuff. You can skip to 47:02 hrs to get to the topic. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m6ZR1DuYlrQ&list=PLaPDDLTCmy4Ys8vfmC7DbX3FHSsyosvh7&index=29 Another resource that might help understand this would be Symbol editor sample  https://github.com/Esri/arcgis-runtime-demos-dotnet/tree/main/src/SymbolEditor ... View more

John, mil2525d.stylx is a special dictionary based stylx file that adheres to military specifications and work with data that have associated attributes. There are base symbols for specific attributes but essentially what symbol is used by a feature is assembled based on attributes in data and all this logic is driven by the arcade script backing the stylx. All this happens internally when you map the attributes based on the dictionary stylx being used. Here is some links from ArcGIS Pro front on : Mobile style files : https://pro.arcgis.com/en/pro-app/latest/help/projects/styles.htm ( see Web styles and Mobile styles sections particulary) Dictionary symbols : https://pro.arcgis.com/en/pro-app/2.7/help/mapping/layer-properties/dictionary-renderer.htm and here are few .Net Samples that showcase use of mil2525d and a custom dictionary in a Runtime application https://developers.arcgis.com/net/uwp/sample-code/graphics-overlay-dictionary-renderer/ https://developers.arcgis.com/net/uwp/sample-code/custom-dictionary-style/ In your workflow what you need is a simple mobile style file (a local .stylx or published on web referred as webstyles). Mobile style are stylx files capable of working in runtime apps. They are just a collection of vector symbols from ArcGIS Pro. Once created these symbols can be looked up by searching key/category/name etc via a runtime app. I recommend reading through this topic https://developers.arcgis.com/net/uwp/sample-code/read-symbols-from-mobile-style/. Create a mobile style using symbols you want to use in similar way and look for symbol you want to use to render your graphic. Hope this helps. - Preeti Preeti ... View more

You can query layer for its feature templates and use those templates to create a palette. For e.g this layer http://sampleserver6.arcgisonline.com/arcgis/rest/services/Sync/WildfireSync/FeatureServer/0 has templates. This info is available after layer has loaded. You can fetch these templates and create your palette. The benefit of using templates is that it will create a feature with the attributes pre-defined in it. If there are no templates then you will have to query layer's renderer info, find the symbols and create your symbol palette. You will have to do some additional work to assign attributes at the time of feature creation and choose the symbol selected from the palette. Note, this second workflow will vary depending on the renderer defined in the layer. ... View more

>I'm using the SDK, not ArcGIS Pro (hence posting in this area of the forum). No problem at all in posting here Lewis. My reason behind asking you to check in ArcGIS Pro is because ArcGIS Runtime SDK is essentially using the same rule engine. So if there were issues in rule engine or mappings etc to begin with you will see problems reflect in SDK as well. But, if you find differences between ArcGIS pro rendering and SDK rendering for same data , using same dictionary and same mappings etc. and SDK rendering seems incorrect then there is definitely a problem. > If you have any more info regarding the scale/orientation of the composite labels, please let me know. More than happy to help but can you please share some screen shots of what you are seeing. It is difficult to assess the problem without seeing any image or repro code.   ... View more

Lewis, I am not sure if for older an version on stylx file mappings were incorrect at some point. That would be something to check with ArcGIS pro team. What version of ArcGIS Pro do you have? How does the symbol for your data renders in ArcGIS Pro when you map to X and X1 vs Z and Z2?  I tried this in ArcGIS Pro 2.7 and as you can see in the image attached altitude fields are mapped to z and z2. I think you mentioned that mapping to z and z2 works correctly . If that's the case then I guess it would be right fields to map zmin and zmax to z and z2.   ... View more