Latest Contributions by Marc_Graham

‎12-19-2021

Hi @Anonymous User Apologies, I sent my message from a phone and was not clear. I am also having this issue (in bold): ------------------------------------------------------------ by Fco_JavierRomero New Contributor III I am trying to get the orientation of the photo taken in survey123 app in order to correct the direction of them. I have checked that with the device vertically the direction of the photo is correct, but if we touch the photo with the device horizontally, the direction is incorrect. This is because the direction is taken with respect to the longitudinal axis of the device. ------------------------------------------------------------- When we take Photos with an iPad in landscape mode the direction of the images is out by 90°. The iPads are definitely not locked to portrait mode as the app responds correctly when the device is rotated. It seems like S123 needs to be modified to take this into account and add an adjustment to the image direction. Regards, Marc

‎12-15-2021

Hi Phil, I can confirm the same behaviour on a brand new iPad Pro with the latest s123 and latest iOS. cheers, marc

‎12-05-2021

Hi Philip, Good point, this is probably an underlying ArcGIS Online capability rather than one that is S123 specific. To answer your question it operates the same in both cases, so I guess it uses the same export to Excel capability.

‎11-30-2021

Hi @JonathanQuinn , I have ended up here from this post: https://community.esri.com/t5/arcgis-enterprise-questions/keep-getting-a-warning-in-server-log-says-quot/td-p/416151/page/2 Please implement this feature. Regards, Marc

‎11-22-2021

Hi there, When you export a featureclass to excel from ArcGIS Online, if it has a geopoint question the X and Y values are automatically appended to the end of the table. However it does not add Z if the question is set to be esriFieldTypePointZ. Just checking if this is intentional or something that could be added? Thanks.

‎03-16-2021

I updated my graphics drivers to the latest release, however this did not help the problem. For reference I am using an HP ZBook 15u G6 with an AMD Radeon Pro WX3200 Graphics card. The same dataset that is causing issues on this PC rendered perfectly in ArcGIS Pro on a desktop with an Nvidia 2060 Super. Looks like an underpowered hardware issue.

‎03-15-2021

Hi Jeremy, thanks for the info. I am going to try updating my graphics driver to see if this helps. Also happy to send you the base data to see if you can reproduce the issue. Cheers.

‎03-15-2021

Thanks for that Dan. It still doesn't explain why my GPU appears to be underutilised while ArcGIS Pro is reporting that GPU resources are exceeded. Unless something else that isn't reported in Task Manager is bottlenecking it.

‎03-15-2021

Hi, I am trying to load a large multipatch into ArcGIS Pro. It was converted from a dwg that represents a ground surface with approx 230k faces. ArcGIS Pro will not draw the entire thing and shows an error about GPU resources exceeded, however looking at task manager this does not appear to be the case. Can someone from Esri please explain how this is calculated, and what we can do about it? This confirms it is using the dedicated AMD graphics not the Intel chip: Cheers, Marc

‎03-07-2021

I made a video to show this more clearly.

‎03-07-2021

Hi, In the ArcGIS Enterprise/Online 3D Scene viewer 3D Meshes often appear in the view over Raster/Imagery/Ground layers. This results in some very unnatural results and is very disorienting to the user. For example in this scene a large hill is circled in red and a mesh model is circled in blue: When I change to a low angle the mesh is visible through the hill. This looks really bad and is not at all how it should behave: Can you please improve the interaction of different layers so they make sense visually. If objects are behind something else they should not be seen: Thanks, marc

‎02-21-2021

This would be very handy.

‎02-21-2021

Great idea, but I'd like the prompt to popup if the location accuracy is below a certain threshold. For example when doing site inspections that combine indoor and outdoor data capture, we don't want the users to have to move the pin when outdoors as the location accuracy is usually fine. However when they move indoors and the location accuracy drops it would be really useful to prompt them with a popup that says "Your location accuracy is poor - would you like to manually place the pin?" and they can do so. Cheers, Marc

‎02-21-2021

Great Idea

‎02-21-2021

This is a great idea and would make QuickCapture much more useful. Also: https://community.esri.com/t5/arcgis-quickcapture-questions/two-enhancement-requests-for-project-user-input/td-p/667913

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Latest Contributions by Marc_Graham

Re: Photo orientation. Survey123 app

Re: Photo orientation. Survey123 app

Re: Export Z value to Excel as well as X and Y when the geopoint is esriFieldTypePointZ

Re: Include Client IP or X-Forwarded-For IP in ArcGIS Server logs

Export Z value to Excel as well as X and Y when the geopoint is esriFieldTypePointZ

Re: How are my GPU resources exceeded?

Re: How are my GPU resources exceeded?

Re: How are my GPU resources exceeded?

How are my GPU resources exceeded?

Re: Fix Scene Occlusion conflicts with 3D Meshes and Imagery/Ground layers

Fix Scene Occlusion conflicts with 3D Meshes and Imagery/Ground layers

Re: Add more than one photo to one record

Re: QuickCapture: Prompt User to Use Map to improve accuracy (aka drag the pin)

Re: Need the Project User Input to dynamically utilize the field domain

Re: Multiple Project User Input fields in QuickCapture

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