Latest Contributions by MichaelBranscomb

What architecture is your UWP app building/running as: x86 or x64?   ... View more

Hi @btit-chris  Support for the new global 3D basemaps is still on the roadmap. We have another release coming up soon, and while that won't include support for those new services, it will include several exciting new features that bring improved integration with the game engines and enhanced support for existing layers and behavior.  Keep an eye on the ArcGIS Blog to find out about the latest announcements.   Thanks ... View more

What version of Esri.ArcGISRuntime.WPF are you referencing in your project? ... View more

When compiling your application you will typically see an equivalent deployment folder in your project output folder e.g. ArcGISRuntime200.1. It contains at least the resources (shaders) required for rendering the map but may also include the native binaries/dlls (depending on you .NET target framework and architecture). For more info see Deployment | ArcGIS Maps SDK for .NET | ArcGIS Developers ... View more

Hi, You can follow these steps to create a street network dataset that supports routing: Create a network dataset—ArcGIS Pro | Documentation    Thanks Mike ... View more

It's possible that there is a specific property or setting of the item for which you're trying to enable API key access that is causing the issue here... One way to help investigate this is to look at the item details. Your ArcGIS Developer account effectively provides you with your own ArcGIS Online organization and this can give you a more detailed view of the content you've created/published. To access this organization, take your ArcGIS Developer account username (this should be displayed in the top right corner of the Developers site) and insert into this URL in place of "USERNAME" https://USERNAME.maps.arcgis.com/home/content.html. Note although when setting API key scope the item tile shows "Feature Service" and when looking at the content in your org you'll see both a Feature Service and a Feature Layer (hosted) - I believe it's actually the item of type Feature Layer (hosted) that you are ultimately setting the API key scope for. I'll double check on that. ... View more

Hi,   Can you share your code showing how you create/initialize the feature layers and how you have implemented the identify?   Thanks ... View more

Can you try 100.15, or better yet, 200.1?  ... View more

CGCS2000 is not currently supported, but it is on our roadmap for a future release China Geodetic Coordinate System 2000 (CGCS2000) is now supported. For more information see topic Spatial references | ArcGIS Maps SDK for Unity | ArcGIS Developers. ... View more

TPKs/VTPKs are supported at the Lite (free) license level, for more info see License | ArcGIS Maps SDK for .NET | ArcGIS Developers ... View more

Can you share the code that shows how you're constructing the FeatureCollection and FeatureCollectionTable(s) before calling ToJson?   I just tried a the example from our samples and it works ok: string FeatureLayerUrl = "https://sampleserver6.arcgisonline.com/arcgis/rest/services/Wildfire/FeatureServer/0"; ServiceFeatureTable featTable = new ServiceFeatureTable(new Uri(FeatureLayerUrl)); QueryParameters queryParams = new QueryParameters{WhereClause = "1=1"}; FeatureQueryResult featureResult = await featTable.QueryFeaturesAsync(queryParams); FeatureCollectionTable collectTable = new FeatureCollectionTable(featureResult); FeatureCollection featCollection = new FeatureCollection(); featCollection.Tables.Add(collectTable); await featCollection.LoadAsync(); string json = featCollection.ToJson(); Debug.WriteLine(json);   ... View more

To confirm, do you mean you create the input JSON, adding one or more layers, call FeatureCollection.FromJSON(), see the sub layers in the feature collection and/or rendered on the map, then call FeatureCollection.FromJSON() and your layers aren't included in the output JSON? Is it possible the JSON you're inputting doesn't match what the API expects? Have you tried the opposite workflow to validate the JSON, i.e. create the FeatureCollection in code then call ToJson() and compare with the JSON you're inputting? ... View more

It should be the URL of a service that has a tiling scheme with LERC compression. I just ran through this workflow and took a slightly different approach that might also work for you. 1. Use GenerateTileCacheTilingScheme and use the built-in tiling schemes provided with ArcGIS Pro but the key is to specify LERC for compression (note I used the GUI then copied as a Python script to share here): arcpy.management.GenerateTileCacheTilingScheme( in_dataset="ColoradoNewMexicoUtahArizona.tif", out_tiling_scheme=r"C:\Users\mike\Documents\ArcGIS\LERC.xml", tiling_scheme_generation_method="PREDEFINED", number_of_scales=23, predefined_tiling_scheme=r"C:\Program Files\ArcGIS\Pro\Resources\TilingSchemes\WGS84_Geographic_Coordinate_System_V2.xml",scales="295828763.7958547;147914381.89792734;73957190.94896367;36978595.474481836;18489297.737240918;9244648.868620459;4622324.4343102295;2311162.2171551147;1155581.1085775574;577790.5542887787;288895.27714438934;144447.63857219467;72223.81928609734;36111.90964304867;18055.954821524334;9027.977410762167;4513.9887053810835;2256.9943526905417;1128.4971763452709;564.2485881726354;282.1242940863177;141.06214704315886;70.53107352157943", scales_type="SCALE", tile_origin="-400 400", dpi=96, tile_size="256 x 256", tile_format="LERC", tile_compression_quality=0, storage_format="COMPACT", lerc_error=0.1 )   2. Use CreateMapTilePackage and provide the tiling scheme created above: arcpy.management.CreateMapTilePackage( in_map="Map", service_type="EXISTING", output_file=r"C:\Users\mike\Documents\ArcGIS\ColoradoNewMexicoUtahArizonaLERC.tpkx", format_type="PNG", level_of_detail=11, service_file=r"C:\Users\mike\Documents\ArcGIS\LERC.xml", summary="1 degree digital elevation model for Colorado, New Mexico, Utah and Arizona, USA (Data Basin Dataset)", tags="Data Basin Dataset, dem, elevation, four corners, southwest, USA, United States, Colorado, New Mexico, Utah, Arizona, pinyon", extent='-115.928396882076 30.4495284592416 -101.072556060999 42.5504476524816 GEOGCS["GCS_WGS_1984",DATUM["D_WGS_1984",SPHEROID["WGS_1984",6378137.0,298.257223563]],PRIMEM["Greenwich",0.0],UNIT["Degree",0.0174532925199433]]', compression_quality=75, package_type="tpkx", min_level_of_detail=0, area_of_interest=r"in_memory\feature_set1", create_multiple_packages=None, output_folder=None )   ... View more