Latest Contributions by MarkBockenhauer

The basemap data needs to be in the same coordinate system of the map.   If you  are using .TPKX or .VTPK this is the reason.   Operational feature layers, the transit stops pictured above, do not need to be in the same coordinate system as the map to display.  The operational feature layers can 'project on the fly.'   Note: In ArcGIS Pro the map coordinate system is set to the coordinate system of the first operational layer that you add  to the map.   Also ArcGIS Pro can display all layers in any coordinate system, while Field Maps (The ArcGIS Runtime) cannot.  Specifically, raster date (imagery), TPKX and VTPK cannot be projected on the fly.  This data can only display in the coordinate system that it is in.  In the picture above the TPKX data is in WGS 1984 Web Mercator (auxillary sphere)  The map must be changed to this coordinate system for it to display in field maps. (or any ArcGIS Runtime App). ... View more

Yes, in ArcGIS Pro you can add the vector tile layer that you saved using the vector tile style editor.   Click Add Data and you should be able to find the vector tile layer that you created in 'My Content'.   ... View more

Yes, you can do this using an applink to open the map in field maps,  centering the map on the coordinate for the tree or using search for the tree's unique ID.    https://doc.arcgis.com/en/field-maps/ios/help/deploy-your-map.htm ... View more

Are you using Navigator on IOS or Android? Navigator on IOS should work with locators created by both Create Address Locator and Create Locator. Navigator on Android only supports locator created by the Create Address locator tool. ... View more

no, user created offline area do not contribute to the pre-planned map area count. ... View more

With regard to performance Sync can be an issue when you have thousands of users 'sync-ing' at the same time. Enabling sync for the layer is not an issue.  Using map author defined offline areas with scheduled updates provides the best performance if you have larger numbers of field workers.  Also, for the second part of your question, your field maps users will see the map areas that are available for offline use.   This does require the map owner to create the offline areas (offline maps) the field workers will need.  If you have lower numbers of field workers enabling sync and using on demand offline workflows should not be a problem.  You may want to create a group for your offline maps, and share the offline-able maps via the group with your field workers.  Field Maps user can access the maps through the group in the app.   ... View more

Field Maps App can be used without signing in and it can be used to view Mobile Map Packages that have been created for Anonymous use in ArcGIS Pro.  The Publisher Extension is needed to create content for anonymous use.    This blog article explains it, but also in the beginning shows the use of Field Maps to view a Mobile Map Package for Shenandoah National Park.   You could create a mobile map package that has your VTPK as a layer in the map.  You can also include feature and raster layers... a full offline map allowing your users to search for features and show popups. ... View more