Latest Contributions by MichaelBranscomb

Hi, Can you try updating to version 100.15.2 and retesting? Thanks ... View more

Using a higher Quality Scaling Factor will use more resources, particularly memory.  Have you tried updating to Unreal Engine 5.2, perhaps this offers greater stability?  Are you using the latest version of ArcGIS Maps SDK for Unreal Engine, 1.3? ... View more

Hi, An ArcGIS Developer subscription is the best way to get started because as a developer, for free it gives you access to all the capabilities of the SDK - only when you are going to deploy the application to users do you need to purchase licenses. And there are flexible approaches to licensing your apps (see doc links below).  I recommend: Sign up for an ArcGIS Developer subscription. Choose the new ArcGIS Maps SDK for Kotlin (rather than the previous generation ArcGIS Runtime SDK for Android). Read the docs covering offline/field workflows. Read the docs covering licensing and deployment. Try the samples demonstrating offline map workflows.   ... View more

@SeanSmith111 some more info from the geocoding team... The best practice recommendation is to combine the four datasets into one prior to building the locator and then building a single POI locator. This is documented here: Combine multiple data layers into a single locator—ArcGIS Pro | Documentation And here's a tutorial: Tutorial: Create a locator with more than one dataset of the same role—ArcGIS Pro | Documentation Doing this will ensure optimal quality of suggestions/results and performance. Having said that, what you've encountered here is unexpected and we'll investigate further internally - potentially there's a bug lurking in this issue somewhere. It would still be great to know the answer to this question if you have time:  Question: are you able to open the mmpk in ArcGIS Pro, specify/use the locator within the mmpk, and still get suggestions? ... View more

Labels should work for both Features and Graphics and at the Lite license level.  Can you share your full code snippet? ... View more

If you want to display arbitrary text, then a simple label expression may be better initially: SimpleLabelExpression | Documentation (arcgis.com) For ArcadeLabelExpressions I recommend browsing the doc Introduction | ArcGIS Arcade | ArcGIS Developers and then also trying out the Playground | ArcGIS Arcade | ArcGIS Developers. Essentially Arcade enables you to create label expressions that are derived from attributes in the data and can include more advanced behaviors such as calculations and formatting. ... View more

🤣 Spatial puns are the best kind! I recommend avoiding CompositeSymbol. It has a more modern equivalent in the MultiLayerSymbol, although this does involve a more complex object model. A great way to work with these newer multi layer symbols is to use ArcGIS Pro to create symbols and then put them in a mobile style file (a sqlite database under the hood) and then you can search and retrieve those symbols from the mobile style and apply to your features or graphics. We don't currently have a Swift sample for this (on the roadmap), but conceptually you can refer to these existing .NET samples: Read symbols from mobile style | ArcGIS Maps SDK for .NET | ArcGIS Developers Create symbol styles from web styles | ArcGIS Maps SDK for .NET | ArcGIS Developers   Our cartographer John Nelson publishes some lovely desktop styles that you can open in ArcGIS Pro and copy into a mobile style file and then use in the Native Maps SDKs - see this ArcGIS Online search for his current range.   ... View more

Hi Sean, I've had to ask a colleague for more advice on this one. Question: are you able to open the mmpk in ArcGIS Pro, specify/use the locator within the mmpk, and still get suggestions? Knowing this could help determine if the issue is with the Qt SDK correctly honoring what's in the mmpk or the issue is with ArcGIS Pro consolidating/packaging the locators initially. Thanks    ... View more

Hi, As far as I know there's no limit to the number of locators you reference when creating a mmpk, but the packaging process will consolidate these into a single Composite Locator within the mmpk.  Questions: Does it matter which of the 4 you remove? What's the value of the property LocatorInfo.isSupportsSuggestions? If you first create a Composite Locator in ArcGIS Pro then reference that when creating the mmpk do you get a difference?   ... View more

Here's a sample that shows how to setup labels for a layer (albeit a polygon layer in this case, but the pattern is basically the same): Show labels on layer. And here's the full technical Labeling properties manual that provides detailed information on how the properties that you see in ArcGIS Pro map onto API types exposed in Swift. Even if you don't currently have access to the ArcGIS Pro desktop software, I recommend looking at the documentation to determine the properties that will help you achieve the effect you're looking for in the API.  Introduction to the Maplex labeling engine in ArcGIS Pro: Label with the Maplex Label Engine—ArcGIS Pro | Documentation Specific Line labeling properties/behaviors in ArcGIS Pro: Labels for line features—ArcGIS Pro | Documentation For placing a label "along the direction of the line in the middle of the line" you probably want to use 1.14.0 placement property value `lineCenterAlong` which means Center of label prefers the midpoint of the geometry, label follows the geometry segments. And the symbol is determined by the TextSymbol | Documentation you specify. ... View more