Latest Contributions by Tim_McGinnes

‎11-30-2023

We have had the same problem with some of our lidar surveys and the dark grey roofs. You could try the Eliminate Polygon Part geoprocessing tool to fill in the internal holes.

Re: Elevation profile not working? · ‎06-01-2023

It appears that your webmap does not have a ground elevation layer included (which is required to create the profile). Add the ground parameter to your web map and it should work: const map = new WebMap({ basemap: "topo-vector", ground: "world-elevation" });

‎03-09-2023

Thanks Andreas - that did the trick. Unfortunately whenever you save the web scene it changes it back to ArcGISTiledImageServiceLayer. We are currently upgrading from 10.8.1 to 11 so hopefully that will fix the issue with Scene Viewer.

‎03-09-2023

Step 1 - Go to the folder shown in the screenshot below and verify that python.exe is there. C:\Program Files\ArcGIS\Pro\bin\Python\envs\arcgispro-py3\python.exe If it is there then: Step 2 - Paste the following into a batch file and run it: "C:\Program Files\ArcGIS\Pro\bin\Python\envs\arcgispro-py3\python.exe" "C:\Users\cwafstet\Documents\MODERN GIS WORKING FILES\PYTHON SCRIPTS COLLECTION\CIS DATA GIS UPDATES\CISMIS_ElectricAccounts_ActiveStatus.py" pause If you get an error, can you screenshot please.

‎03-08-2023

Michael is right, something like this: "C:\Program Files\ArcGIS\Pro\bin\Python\envs\arcgispro-py3\python.exe" <script>.py

‎02-28-2023

From the linked page in the FAQ section at the bottom : https://www.esri.com/en-us/arcgis/products/credits/overview When does geocoding consume credits? Searching for addresses does not consume credits. Credits are only consumed when geocoded points are saved. For example, when you drag and drop a CSV file of addresses into a web map and geocode them into points

‎02-19-2023

You could also try a post processing step with the Eliminate Polygon Part tool - does require an advanced license though. It will get rid of small polygons or small holes within polygons. There is also a known bug with the Aggregate Polygons tool - BUG-000151616 The Aggregate Polygons tool runs for hours to finish or does not finish at all. Apparently fixed in Pro 3.0.3.

‎11-14-2022

I've come across what I believe to be a bug in ArcGIS Javascript API versions 4.16 or greater. I have a simple webscene with elevation layer, basemap and tiled aerial imagery layer. The elevation and aerial imagery were created in Pro using Manage Tiles Cache, then exported to .tpkx, shared with Portal and published through the Portal interface. The web scene works perfectly in the Scene Viewer: https://gisportal.scc.qld.gov.au/portal/home/webscene/viewer.html?webscene=dd5e07c09fcc4ace9e4559e16e74d617 However when I load the same webscene using the Javascript API I get an Invalid layer item type 'Map Service', expected 'Image Service' error, and the aerial imagery does not display: Here's a CodePen showing the error: https://codepen.io/TimMcG/pen/yLEXweG (just using the Load A Basic Web Scene sample, with config for my portal) If you change the API version to 4.15 it works, but 4.16 or later shows the error. ArcGIS Enterprise \ Portal version is 10.8.1. Why it's a bug: Well, the web scene works perfectly well in Scene Viewer. It's created in the standard way using Pro and Portal - I really can't do anything differently on my side of things. The fault is clearly with the Javascript API being unable to display my scene. And 10.8.1 and 4.16 were released in the same month, so they should work together. Thanks for any assistance.

‎02-21-2022

The main problem is that detect_objects_model_package is not declared or populated anywhere in your script. It should be something like (from this answer) detect_objects_model_package = gis.content.get(item_id) detect_objects_model = Model(detect_objects_model_package) detect_objects_model.install(gis=gis) You have hardcoded the AGOL ItemID as well - are you sure that's the correct one? Running the script again will probably give you a new ItemID each time.

‎02-21-2022

@SveinNjøsLagård @talebbenEsriPublic Changing the language may not be enough - somewhere in your Windows regional settings there should be a setting for the decimal symbol - make sure it is set to the point and not the comma. You will have to export your training data again. I would suggest a reboot after doing this, and maybe starting a new project in Pro as well.

‎02-16-2022

Thanks for the tip @CodyScott. The only FOV setting in CIM Map was for animation keyframes, but I have found the relevant property in the CIMDocument part of the spec, under CIMMapView: fieldOfView - double - The scene's field-of-view in degrees (value must be between 35 and 70). Only used when the scene is in Perspective draw mode. https://github.com/Esri/cim-spec/blob/17eb261ec5f189d78e67996f356204931fb543d2/docs/v2/CIMDocument.md However I have not been able to access this property through arcpy, as both the ArcGISProject and MapView classes do not have a GetDefinition method. It looks like you can only access the CIM for Map, Layer, Table, and Layout through arcpy.

‎02-15-2022

When using an ArcGIS Pro scene, it does not appear to be possible to get or set the Field Of View property using Python (arcpy.mp). The Camera properties do not include access to the FOV property: https://pro.arcgis.com/en/pro-app/latest/arcpy/mapping/camera-class.htm Is there another way to get or set the FOV property using Python?

‎02-15-2022

I have come across an issue when trying to use Python to export a scene view. It is not using the actual Field Of View setting in the scene, but just always uses the default FOV of 55. Interestingly, if you manually export the scene view to an image, it does use the current FOV. Being able to do it manually is not a viable workaround as we are using Python to automatically create panoramic images from the scene and need to export potentially hundreds of images at once. Steps to reproduce. 1. Have a 3D scene ready with Camera settings at your required view point. Leave FOV at 55. In the Share tab choose Export Map and export it using the Export Map pane. 2. Export the same scene using Python: 3. Change the Field of View to 100. Export the scene using Export Map again. 4. Now export using Python. Checking the outputs, here are the FOV55 outputs side by side. Export Map on the left and Python on the right. They are the same. And here are the FOV100 outputs. The Export Map on the left has been output using the correct FOV, but Python on the right is still using FOV55. Hopefully this can be fixed in a future version of Pro.

‎11-29-2021

I can't remember what that old page said, but this seems to work. Select your layer in the TOC, then in the Symbology drop down choose Unique Values. It should keep the same colors. Then in the Symbology panel you should be able to click on individual colors and change them to No Color.

‎10-07-2021

As far as I know it already does support absolute elevations. In the ArcGIS Indoors Information Model it has both ELEVATION_ABSOLUTE and ELEVATION_RELATIVE fields. Your actual geometry should also be possible to store in either absolute (z above sea level) or relative (z above ground). When you setup your 3D scene just choose the appropriate setting "At an absolute height" or "Relative to the ground". Have you got a link to where it states relative elevations are required?

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Latest Contributions by Tim_McGinnes

Re: Extract 3D buildings from lidar data - LAS holes in dark roofs

Re: Elevation profile not working?

Re: Bug: 4.16+ Webscene - Invalid layer item type 'Map Service', expected 'Image Service'

Re: ArcGIS Pro Stand Alone Scripts in Batch File

Re: ArcGIS Pro Stand Alone Scripts in Batch File

Re: Does the the "suggest" operation on the Geocode Service cost credits?

Re: Aggregate Polygons Failing to Resolve

Bug: 4.16+ Webscene - Invalid layer item type 'Map Service', expected 'Image Service'

Re: Deep Learning: cannot get arcgis.learn.install() to work

Re: Failed to execute "Train Deep Learning Model"

Re: ArcGIS Pro scene: arcpy.mp - can't get or set Camera Field Of View property

ArcGIS Pro scene: arcpy.mp - can't get or set Camera Field Of View property

Pro Scene: Python exportTo<Format> function does not use Field of View setting

Re: Hide or delete color on tif?

Re: Support for Absolute Elevation.

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Re: Aggregate Polygons Failing to Resolve

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