Latest Contributions by MichaelBranscomb

Hi, ENC Layers are currently only supported in 2D / MapView. However I could not see that information in the documentation and I have submitted an issue for our doc team to add this note. Thanks Mike   ... View more

Hi, Are you using exactly the same URL in both cases? Note I'm speculating here... but we've found performance differences when working with Geoserver depending on the type of URL pattern you use for WMTS... and this Geoserver doc implies it may also apply to WMS : HTTP Response Headers — GeoServer 2.17.x User Manual. You can use Fiddler to check the response. It's possible you're seeing one image pulled from the cache and another image dynamically rendered by the server. For WMTS we found when you add the workspace name in the URL it appears GeoServer makes a request to load/render the layer from the datasource/workspace rather than pulling from cached images. Thanks Mike ... View more

Hi, Does it work if you use the RasterElevationSource Class? The tiled elevation source should be used when you have elevation encoded tile packages (Share a tile package—ArcGIS Pro | Documentation). Thanks Mike ... View more

Hi, Clone wasn't implemented for ENC Layer because it's a special layer type. Being closely tied to the underlying ENC Cell data, the properties are get-only and are read from the data at runtime rather than being loaded into memory. Any override-able properties are controlled via the global EncEnvironmentSettings object to ensure the display of all ENC content in the view is consistent. Can you tell us more about why you want to clone the layer? (perhaps we missed a use case in our design) Thanks Mike ... View more

Hi, Looking at the error message, it indicates that there was a problem reading the raster dataset that is the input to the Snap Pour Point (Spatial Analyst) tool - specifically it failed to find or read the VAT (raster attribute table).  In your Model, that's the output from the Flow Accumulation tool therefore I recommend looking at the properties of that tool. For example, where is the output being written? I always advise using the environment variables %ScratchFolder% or  %ScratchGDB% for the ScratchWorkspace e.g. %ScratchFolder%\FlowAccOutput.tif. For more info see: - Scratch Folder (Environment setting)—Help | Documentation.  - Scratch GDB (Environment setting)—Help | Documentation. Then in your Model properties window set the location of the Scratch Workspace environment to a folder you know exists e.g. C:\WatershedDelineation\Scratch in which you have created a file geodatabase `scratch.gdb`. These variables are substituted at runtime by ArcGIS whether running in the context of ArcMap or ArcGIS Runtime Local Server. Thanks Mike ... View more

Hi, Are you able to update to the latest version of ArcGIS Pro (2.5.1) and retest? Thanks Mike ... View more

Hi, Unfortunately the tool `Create Map Tile Package` is not currently supported for use with ArcGIS Runtime Local Server (Local Server geoprocessing tools support—ArcGIS Runtime SDK for .NET | ArcGIS for Developers). I will open a new issue to investigate if it is possible to add this in a future release of ArcGIS Runtime Local Server (for geoprocessing packages created with ArcGIS Pro). Looking at your screen capture it appears you may also have tried to publish the tool directly as a package. You should create a Model or Python Script to expose the geoprocessing tool in the appropriate way for a service (for example to control the input parameters and their data types). For more information see A quick tour of authoring and sharing geoprocessing services—Documentation | Documentation for ArcGIS Enterprise. Thanks Mike ... View more

Hi, One issue might be that you're not providing any input features. Your code initializes the features: `gpParams.Inputs["Outlet of Watershed"] = new GeoprocessingFeatures();` But I can't see any code that adds a feature to that input. You'll need something like this: arcgis-runtime-samples-dotnet/AnalyzeViewshed.xaml.cs at master · Esri/arcgis-runtime-samples-dotnet · GitHub  I also recommend reading this topic for tips on publishing geoprocessing services: A quick tour of authoring and sharing geoprocessing services—Documentation | Documentation for ArcGIS Enterprise  Thanks Mike ... View more

Hi, This is a really exciting use case for Local Server.  Question: Before I take a look... are you able to use ArcGIS Pro instead of ArcMap? (the next release of Local Server approx Q3 2020 will only support Pro packages, therefore I'd prefer to get you going in that direction if possible) Thanks Mike ... View more

Hi, The following Guide topics will help explain: - Build a new scene—ArcGIS Runtime SDK for .NET | ArcGIS for Developers  - Add raster data—ArcGIS Runtime SDK for .NET | ArcGIS for Developers  Thanks Mike ... View more

Hi, Currently ArcGIS Runtime supports GeoTIFF files which include the georeferencing information embedded within the TIFF file. You can use ArcGIS Pro to export as a TIFF with the GeoTIFF information. Thanks Mike ... View more

Hi, Currently the TIF file must be a GeoTIFF which includes the georeferencing information embedded within the TIFF file. You can use ArcGIS Pro to export as a TIFF with the GeoTIFF information. Thanks Mike ... View more