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Hello Uma, thank you for your reply! I am not developing a custom tool. I run some calculations that last several seconds or minutes, and I want to show the user that she/he has to wait. With ArcObjects (using IMouseCursor), this worked perfect.
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12-06-2019
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I have exactly the same problem. I created a new ArcGIS Pro AddIn using the following instructions: Build your first add-in | ArcGIS for Developers When I'm setting a breakpoint, I am receiving a warning stating "The breakpoint will not currently be hit. No symbols have been loaded for this document." Any help would be appreciated!
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12-06-2019
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I would like to set the cursor to wait cursor. In ArcObjects, this works as follows: IMouseCursor mouseCursor = new MouseCursorClass(); mouseCursor.SetCursor(2); // Wait cursor When I use the wait cursor from System.Windows.Forms, it turns back to default cursor as soon as I move the mouse: Cursor.Current = Cursors.WaitCursor; Is there a good way to do this in ArcGIS Pro?
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12-06-2019
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In an ArcMap Add-In, I created a Tool. In the OnMouseUp Event, I would like to find out if the right or left mouse button has been clicked: protected override void OnMouseUp(MouseEventArgs arg) { } This information should probably be in the MouseEventArgs, but I haven't found out where.
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06-21-2019
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Thank you Cody! I will try this out and let you know. As I am short of time at the moment, this will probably be in June.
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05-24-2019
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Hello Prashant, have you seen the ideas I have posted for ArcGIS Pro Image Analyst? Thanks, Barbara ArcGIS Pro Image Analyst: Load stereo images (or mosaic datasets) programmatically to Stereo Map using SDK ArcGIS Pro Image Analyst: There should be a button "North Up" for stereo images ArcGIS Pro Image Analyst: Display Mode "Split Screen" ArcGIS Pro Image Analyst: Change color of Stereo Cursor ArcGIS Pro Image Analyst: it should be possible to set and get ground point with the SDK https://community.esri.com/ideas/16728
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05-24-2019
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With the SDK, it should be possible to get the current position in x,y, and z of the Stereo Cursor (get ground point). It should also be possible to set the current position in x,y, and z of the Stereo Cursor (set ground point). Setting the ground point programmatically after stereo images have been loaded or project has been reopened, the user doesn't have to manually adjust the height of the Stereo Cursor, which can be very cumbersome.
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05-23-2019
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At the moment, it is only possible to change the z coordinate system of the Stereo Map. It would be good if the XY coordinate system could also be changed. It is important for a stereo interpreter to know where she is on the Stereo Map. She cannot know this if the XY coordinate system is WGS84 for example and not Swiss LV95.
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Hello Prashant, thank you for your reply. It is important that users will have more fine grained control over this. It should be possible to define the height interval of one notch of the mouse wheel to 0.1 meters on all images. Barbara
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05-23-2019
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We have two types of Ultracam frame stereo images: For Switzerland with spatial reference "CH1903+ LV95" (xy), and "LN 1902" (z) For Ukraine with spatial reference "WGS 1984 UTM Zone 34N" (xy), and "EGM 2008 Geoid" (z) For both types of images, we used the same workflow: Used sup-files (SocetSet Support files) to extract data for Frame Table and camera file for Camera Table Used this workflow to create mosaic dataset: Create a mosaic dataset from aerial imagery for stereo mapping—ArcGIS Pro | ArcGIS Desktop We got the following results: When sups of both Switzerland and Ukraine are loaded to Map, orientation is correct When mosaic dataset of Switzerland is loaded to Map, orientation is correct However, when mosaic dataset of Ukraine is loaded to Map, mosaic dataset is rotated by 90° Does anyone have an idea why this happens? My guess is that it has something to do with the spatial reference.
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05-16-2019
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The Stereo Map displays the orientation of the images in reference to the sensor. We have some frame images where north is on the bottom, therefore the image upside down. There is a workaround for this: link Stereo Map and Map. In our case (frame images) this has the effect that the map also displays upside down. It would be much better if both Map and Stereo Map display north up! --> So there should be a button "North Up" for stereo images
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05-16-2019
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Hello Guenter, thanks for your reply! This is a valid workaround.
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05-15-2019
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I posted this question in Imagery and Remote Sensing: https://community.esri.com/thread/233657-image-analyst-is-there-a-way-to-adjust-mouse-wheel-sensitivity-for-z-value
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05-13-2019
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In Image Analyst, the height (z-value) of the stereo cursor can be changed by rotating the mouse wheel. I use a standard mouse. When I rotate the wheel one notch, the height interval of the stereo cursor is as follows: approximately 0.5 meters on some ADS images approximately 1 meter on other ADS images approximately 2 meters on Ultracam frame images I haven't found out why the above intervals are different, and what influences these intervals.
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05-13-2019
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Thanks Cory. I posted this question in "Imagery and Remote Sensing": https://community.esri.com/message/851838-image-analyst-how-can-frame-stereoscopic-images-been-displayed-north-up
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