Latest Contributions by Andrew--Johnson

Hi Robert, Which version of portal are you using. Also, who is the 3rd party vendor? In terms of the report, as long as you don't see any errors it should still publish and display. Since warnings are only listed above it should still publish. One thing you can try is to upgrade the scene layer package to version 1.7. We have a converter that will do that and you can find it here i3s-spec/i3s_converter at master · Esri/i3s-spec · GitHub  Please let me know if you run into any problems. thanks, Andrew ... View more

Hi Karl, You mentioned texture editing. Are you looking to do this on a integrated mesh or building scene layer? thanks, Andrew ... View more

Hi Karl, Thanks for your feedback. We do not currently have plans to support editing of scene layers packages (.slpks). For editing the features themselves we recommend publishing a scene service with an associated feature service to a portal (ArcGIS Online or Portal for ArcGIS).  For scene layer packages, we are looking to provide support for clipping, rotating, and reprojecting to another coordinate system.  Can you clarify what you mean regarding restrictions you are encountering editing scene services? Also, please provide some more details in specific workflows where you would like edit the features in an slpk over a scene service. thanks! Andrew ... View more

Nicolas, I wanted to follow up as there are some additional docs that the Enterprise Team provided in regards to this.  This is listed in step 22 in the upgrade your ArcGIS Enterprise doc Upgrade your ArcGIS Enterprise portal—Portal for ArcGIS (Windows) Installation Guide | ArcGIS Enterprise   "You must additionally install the Web Styles setup to use a complete set of 3D symbology fromScene Viewer. For additional information, see Scene Viewer requirements." Here are the Scene Viewer requirements Scene Viewer requirements—Portal for ArcGIS (Windows) Installation Guide | ArcGIS Enterprise  What's new in portal for arcgis What's new in the ArcGIS Enterprise 10.7.1 portal—Portal for ArcGIS (10.7 and 10.7.1) | ArcGIS Enterprise  If there's additional locations where you were looking and didn't see it please let us know! thanks, Andrew ... View more

Hi Nicolas, I apologize for the inconvenience this has caused! I'll reach out to the Enterprise Team in technical support to make sure they are aware of this change. Additionally, I will reach out to our Enterprise Team in development to see if there's additional documentation that I may have missed. regards, Andrew ... View more

Hi John, Thanks for sharing the screenshot, its a nice building you got there! Those layers will only be removed from the building scene layer if they are empty. If you add the revit file back into the scene and open the attribute table for one of those layers it should be empty. regards, Andrew ... View more

Hi John, You shouldn't have to manually create the group layer structure. If you add the revit file to a new local scene via Map Tab > Add Data > Select Revit file. The building layer will be created as is for you. It should look like the screenshot below. If this is not the case then it's possible there something else going on with the revit file but let me know first if this works for you? ... View more

Hi John, Nope you aren't doing anything wrong here! I thought you were trying to convert the whole revit file. In order to create a Building Scene Layer we require the Discipline structure to be maintained so it is not supported to take out an individual category layer and convert it to a building scene layer. Since you are looking to do this with the casework layer you would need to first use the Copy Features tool to copy it to a geodatabase and from there you could create a layer using the Make Feature Layer tool and then run it through the Create 3D Object Scene Layer Package tool. Please let me know if you have any further questions! thanks, Andrew  ... View more

Hi John, The Create Building Scene Layer Package tool only accepts building layer as an input. In this case you would need to create a layer file from the revit data and then use that as input to the tool. At this point you would have to bring it into a scene in ArcGIS Pro and then right click > Sharing > Save As Layer File. The CAD team is currently working on a Make Building Layer tool so in a future version of Pro you would want to use that tool in the model builder model. thanks, Andrew ... View more

To close the loop on this: The issue is specific to the automatic view clipping mode. To get around this set it to Manual mode 1) Click on View Tab 2) In the View Clipping Group click the mode dropdown and select Manual ... View more

Hi Jason, This property wasn't written into the slpk which is why you are seeing that behavior in the Scene Viewer. We fixed that a couple of weeks ago in 2.5 and hope to get it into a future patch of 2.4. thanks, Andrew ... View more

Hi John, Are you able to provide the las file so we can take a look on our end? If so, please provide your email and I can send you a FTP link. thanks, Andrew ... View more

Hi, Can you answer some of these questions to help narrow down the issue? What coordinate system is the slpk in? Have you tried adding to both a global and local scene?  Have you tried turning off the elevation source to ensure it is not blocking the data? Have you tried adjusting the display limit to say 9,000,000? Thanks! -Andrew ... View more