Latest Contributions by AaronKoelker

Hello. I'm in the testing/development phase of creating an Indoors project for our space planning folks, and am running into an issue with the Space Planner configurable app. Anytime I try and update my Indoors data (add a layer, add a field, change default symbology, etc.) and overwrite my Indoors feature service from ArcGIS Pro, the Space Planning app becomes unusable. I know that Plans most likely need to be recreated after these sorts of changes, however I'm not even able to create new Plans after overwriting the service. Worse, even deleting the entire Space Planning app and creating a new one from scratch leads to the same error below whenever I try to create a new Plan: There was an error creating your plan. Cannot read properties of undefined (reading 'layerServerGens')   Initially, the only fix seemed to be publishing an entirely new Indoors feature service (which worked until I inevitably needed to overwrite the data from ArcGIS Pro again, leading to the issue occurring once more). But after digging into the layerServerGens property, I saw it has to do with the layer's Change Tracking. I found that if I disable and reenable that property in the hosted feature Settings, it appears to clear the log and whatever is causing the inconsistency, and the Space Planner app is then able to create Plans again. I don't fully understand what's happening behind the scenes, however. To be specific, it is the setting to "Keep track of changes to the data (add, update, delete features)" which then creates a change log. This setting is required for the Space Planner app to function.      So my question is, what exactly is happening here that causes the issue, and what can we do differently to avoid it? Do we simply need to check and uncheck this setting anytime we want to overwrite the service, and then have space planning staff create a new Plan?   I'm using ArcGIS Pro 3.4 and publishing to a single hosted feature service in ArcGIS Online with multiple end points. While I don't expect a need to make changes like this often once things get going (new fields, layers, symbology, etc.), I know it will come up from time to time as needs change and workflows evolve. The error leads me to believe I'm not approaching this the recommended way.  ... View more

Currently, there is a 'Move' option in the Modify Features panel to relocate features by clicking an dragging on a yellow anchor point. While this works generally well with the "Snapping" functionality on Point features, it does not work as well with multi-vertex features like lines or polygons. Currently the only keyboard shortcuts for Move pertain to relocating the anchor. It would be helpful to something similar to what's available for moving Layout elements—where you can hold Shift or Ctrl and use the arrow keys to move features in specific increments (even better if there were options to customize those increments, too!) This would allow for more precise control compared to manually dragging with the mouse, as well as providing a more accessible control alternative.  As an example, I am working on creating / modifying floorplan Details for ArcGIS Indoors. Furniture details (desks, cabinets, etc.) are often represented by multiple features, and can be copy and pasted from existing features. However, (re)aligning them along walls or each other is challenging and time consuming to do manually by dragging back and forth with the mouse. It would be much easier to drag it roughly into place, then fine tune the position using the arrow keys.  EDIT: I wanted to correct that it is possible to control what part of a multi-vertex line or polygon (or a selected group of lines/polygons) will snap to other objects by relocating the anchor (see link above for Move keyboard shortcuts) but being able to do precise incremental movements without snapping would still be a useful addition.  ... View more

Hello, we're working on figuring out ArcGIS Indoors (particularly for space planning) and I'm trying to learn more about Zones, Organization Areas, and the difference(s) between them. There isn't a ton of information in the help documentation on the best way to use these, and I can't really find any examples of them in action, either. Does anyone know of some additional resources and/or can point us in the right direction? I also don't really understand how there is a dedicated Zones feature class in the Indoors Information model, but also this documentation mentions that the footprint needs to be contained in the Levels feature. (Perhaps the documentation is out of date, or meant to say that the Zone needs a corresponding Level ID?) ... View more