Latest Contributions by JeremyWright

The SSD will help with access to the display cache (and of course any data on it as well) - though the hybrid drive will also help nicely with those access times when not going to the spindle. Do both machines have the same graphics chipset?  That is the other thing that can affect ArcGIS Pro performance, especially in 3D views. ... View more

There is a link called "Windows binary installers" on that page - I would guess this is the best way to proceed if you don't want to hassle with gzip or compiling yourself http://www.lfd.uci.edu/~gohlke/pythonlibs/#netcdf4 ... View more

OK thanks Yovav.  I'll see if I can find a laptop here on campus with similar or the same config and go from there.  We may have to have our devs take a look and see if there's a configuration specific problem. So two more things I thought of that you can try while I'm trying to find a laptop with same graphics chipset: 1.  This chipset supports NVidia "Optimus" if the laptop has two graphics chipsets - which according to DELLs website this model does.  There may be a BIOS option to disable the onboard graphics accelerator and switch to the Intel chipset, overriding the Optimus system's automatic switch.  That would definitely affect performance because it would be using the poorer chipset instead of the high-performance one.  So check the BIOS for this option. 2.  We do have the newer precision laptops with K1100m - there was an issue with the driver on that one, that we reported to Nvidia and they have a fix which I believe is in the current driver update from NVidia (not from DELL yet).  So getting a driver update from the NVidia site instead of DELL may help - I see that Nvidia updated just the 4th of this month, actually: NVIDIA DRIVERS Quadro Desktop/Quadro Notebook Driver Release 340 WHQL  I'll put in the request with systems now to find a laptop with that graphics chipset, and I will update you either here or through your tech support contact. ... View more

Yovav, Many of the options are controlled by the application itself implicitly or through the Display Options dialog(for example, hardware anti-aliasing) and therefore can be left at the default position (this is usually called "let the app decide" or "application controlled") at the driver.  We also auto-select the appropriate API level for DirectX or OpenGL, or even if you have no accelerator, and you can tune performance in 3D by changing the "Rendering Quality" slider.  All of these options are discussed in the help here:  Set display options for ArcGIS Pro—ArcGIS Pro | ArcGIS for Professionals Are you having any performance issues with a specific configuration?  If so, we'd like to hear about it - so please report these issues through your normal support contacts. ... View more

Take a look at this post by Danny Haipola: Danny Haipola on Twitter: "Running @ArcGISPro and get a netcdf4 module error? Just install netcdf4 and all is well. http… ... View more

Larry and stephen, take a look at project->Options->Map and scene menu for some of the options you requested above.  ... View more

Erika, Can you give us the AGOL item URL to your map service so we can take a look?  Some services may have some issues with minscale/maxscale values, which can cause this problem, but I want to be sure. ... View more

ArcGIS Pro is now an available product on the ideas site (http://ideas.arcgis.com) - put your enhancement request up there so that the community can upvote it and support your idea! ... View more

Guys, Please work with technical support so we can have a method of tracking this issue, and a way to share repro data with the appropriate teams. ... View more

FYI direct 3D printing is not in scope for first release. ... View more

FYI: Prerelease update is scheduled to have the print button ... View more

sorry, here's the tracking number for you: BUG-000082592 ... View more

Henk, Thanks for the repro data.  I logged a defect with the appropriate developer for investigation.  regards, Jeremy W. ... View more

Henk, Can you share the data and SXD either here or through a technical support incident?  I'd like to take a look. One thing to keep in mind is that ArcGIS Pro uses variable levels of detail to render 3d views - this is done to conserve memory and resources.  ArcScene can display everything at full resolution all the time, but as you may have noticed it can quickly run out of memory or graphics card memory when displaying complex scenes.  To avoid this, the terrain engine in Pro displays appropriate LOD close to you, and the detail falls off as you move away from the camera.  Regardless, please share us your data so we can replicate your repro steps and investigate. Regards, Jeremy W. ... View more