Latest Contributions by MarkBockenhauer

Yes, this is correctl.. ArcGIS Pro cannot open Published Map Files (.pmf) ... View more

Explorer for windows is an option for your windows users to view Mobile Map Packages. https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/p/arcgis-explorer/9plxrwkxxj21?activetab=pivot:overviewtab   ... View more

I think you should be prompted to sign in with an ArcGIS online account, if you are not signed in. .. and yes a sign into ArcGIS online organization is needed. ... View more

This blog article shows how to use Esri basemap in an MMPK -  https://community.esri.com/t5/arcgis-pro-blog/using-arcgis-pro-to-put-the-esri-world-imagery/ba-p/885035 ... View more

The ArcGIS Runtime (which Fieldmaps is built with) does not support 'symbology' (layer symbol properties) that is applied to raster (image) data.    Raster formats are rendered in display as they exist.   After rendering your imagery in Pro via symbol settings, you could export the raster to a new file (or create tile package .tpkx)... to 'burn in' the symbol choice in a new raster...  as a workaround. ... View more

David, You would not be able to switch back to the basemap that was originally used for the MMPK.  There is not API to 'hydrate' the gallery with the basemap being used in the MMPK, so users would not be able to switch back to it, if they chose a different one. mark ... View more

@Anonymous User   another option may be to request a .tpkx instead of tpk.   A tpkx should draw at all scales regardless of LOD defined in the tiles. ... View more

Could you share the mobile map package, it could help with figuring out the problem. ... View more

I reproduced the problem using your VTPK.  I have sent the repro case to the dev team.  I do not know why this .vtpk is not packaging correctly.   Potentially this problem could be worked around by manually updating the MMPK, however its not possible to enable for anonymous use when modified manually.   Fixing the path problem is just a matter of unzipping (7 zip) the MMPK.  Copying the original VTPK into a folder in the p12 folder.     Then update the path in the map_with_vtpk.mmap to reference the .vtpk file in the folder.   ... View more

It is possible to have multiple maps in a mobile map package.  From you app users can load the MMPK and then select the map they want to view.   ... View more

Is this a portion of an Esri basemap that you want to include?   There are options to export the tiles and use them in your app.  There is documentation about it here. https://developers.arcgis.com/rest/services-reference/enterprise/export-tiles-vector-tile-service-.htm https://developers.arcgis.com/rest/services-reference/enterprise/export-tiles-map-service-.htm   Or using ArcGIS Pro you can use the 'Download Map" button on the Ribbon... here are some blog articles about that. https://community.esri.com/t5/arcgis-pro-blog/using-arcgis-pro-to-put-esri-vector-tile-basemaps/ba-p/885526 https://community.esri.com/t5/arcgis-pro-blog/using-arcgis-pro-to-put-the-esri-world-imagery/ba-p/885035     ... View more

I looked at the MMPK..  and there should be a .vtpk file inside (an archive in an archive).  It appears to contain an incomplete 'not archived' vtpk files and folders.     Maybe there is something about the VTPK that you are packaging, can you share it? ... View more

The coordinate system of the VTPK will be in the coordinate system of the source files, so WGS 1884 Web Mercator (auxillary sphere) for the default Esri basemaps.    If you are using the VTPK in Runtime the map will need to be in the same coordinate system.  Runtime does not project on the fly for display like ArcGIS Pro.   Currently, I am not aware of a way to change the coordinate system for VTPK. For the Style if you package the ArcGIS Pro layer, the Layer listed in the Pro table of contents, the resulting Mobile Map Package will make use of the style from the Layer.   If you make use of the .vtpk file directly, the internal style is still the old streetmap style.   So packageing the Layer file that gets added to the Pro map when you download map... is the way to go for that. ... View more