Latest Contributions by RalucaNicola1

Hey, there is no out of the box style similar with the SceneViewer one, you'll have to do all the styling yourself. Here is some basic css that the sceneviewer also uses, to get you started: https://codepen.io/ralucanicola/pen/poRMagR?editors=1000  This UI style guide might also be helpful to figure out how to style widgets: https://developers.arcgis.com/javascript/latest/styling/  ... View more

Hi Ben, spontaneously I'd say this should work by creating those lines manually every few animation frames. So during the model animation at regular intervals you'd sample the location and then update the trail line by adding this new vertex and creating a drop line. Did you try that? Feel free to share a code snippet with me and let me know if smth doesn't work. ... View more

No, unfortunately in 3D you can't use internal code to change them. We're discussing right now what is the best approach to take because in the visualizations for the measurement widgets are currently not part of the API symbology. In any case, thanks a lot for your feedback! We'll try to come up with a solution soon. ... View more

Hi Matthew, thanks for bringing this up! It's currently high up in our prio list, I hope it will make it in one of the next releases. ... View more

Hi Lerman, Thank you for your feedback! I have an additional question: the default measurement symbols have a style that help you interpret the result (checker squares and markers). Would you want to replace all that with a simple line or a plain polygon for example? Or what kind of symbols would you want to replace them with?  What we are also considering is just exposing the color of these graphics and the users could change that. But the visual cues in the symbols would still be there, which in my opinion is a good thing because it makes it much easier to interpret the results. ... View more

No updates Rickey. I will let you guys know when line styles make it into the product. ... View more

Thanks for investigating this! Let's leave it at this for now, but come back to us in case you can repro without add-ons. I usually try it out in an incognito window. ... View more

Hi Josh, thanks for the feedback! The sample seems to work for me on a mac in Firefox so I am wondering: are you using windows? and can you tell me what happens exactly? Those cors errors seem to be related to adobe analytics, not to the sample. A colleague tried it out on a windows machine and the scene layer loads extremely slow. Is this what you're experiencing? ... View more

John and Jay, you are right, that is how polygons are currently extruded on the globe. The top of the extrusion is a plane, it doesn't follow the curvature of the Earth. ... View more

Hi Jethro, thanks for your feedback, that's a good point, I'm currently discussing with my colleagues about adding the property to the `toJSON` method. Initially there was no platform support for this property, so we didn't serialize it.  How do you use the serialization in your application? do you want to save webscenes to the ArcGIS platform with different fields of view? ... View more

No, we simulate the Earth with a uniform sphere.  ... View more

We do consider 0 to be sea level, but it's not based on the datum as we simplify the globe to just be a fixed radius sphere. ... View more

I'll pass the request on to the team Jethro  let me know also if you have more use cases or specific requirements. ... View more

Hi, theoretically, there shouldn't be any zoom change when you only pass latitude and longitude, have a look at this example: https://codepen.io/nicolaraluk/pen/vYGvQVd?editable=true&editors=100. Can you change it so that I can repro your situation? ... View more