Latest Contributions by JacobHelfman1

‎12-18-2019

It looks like you should try adjusting the symbology by clicking More > Refresh Values per the 3rd bullet point here: Graduated colors—ArcGIS Pro | Documentation. Otherwise, I would try to experiment with the Symbology pane, using othe methods: Symbolize feature layers—ArcGIS Pro | Documentation.

‎12-17-2019

I'm assuming you're making a project template file (.aprx). If that's the case, you can customize it's contents via the Catalog pane. Connections are moved 'relative' to the aprx. For ArcMap users—ArcGIS Pro | Documentation

‎12-17-2019

That's a limitation that I've dealt with by temporarily changing the owner to myself and back, whenever I needed to. The owner of the item should always be the lead of the project. The project leads then give the ok to other users who have been granted an Administrator role in AGOL.

‎12-17-2019

What type of file format are you using to import that background? And what version of Pro are you using?

‎12-15-2019

According to step 6 under the "Define a map in ArcGIS Pro and publish as a vector tile layer" section of the documentation(Publish hosted vector tile layers—Portal for ArcGIS | ArcGIS Enterprise ), you should have the option to set the layer type to Vector Tile if you are copying the data. However, since you're trying to publish directly to your Enterprise server, you only have the option to publish as Feature or Map Image. According to the documentation (Introduction to sharing web layers—ArcGIS Pro | ArcGIS Desktop 😞 "When sharing a feature layer to ArcGIS Enterprise with the Reference registered data data option, it's shared as a dependent layer to a map image layer." That last link covers the difference between hosted (copied) and server-based (referenced) publishing. Prior to this, I mostly had experience with hosted layers on AGOL, but it's a totally different story using Enterprise and Portal technologies.

‎12-14-2019

Why isn't this marked as the correct answer? I understand that hardcoding is not ideal but it solved the issue that shown here.

‎11-23-2019

I'm using the Esri Angular CLI template from Github here: GitHub - Esri/angular-cli-esri-map: Example Angular component for building mapping applications with the ArcGIS API for … . I've been trying to understand how I can add a widget to the app, in the esri-map.component.ts file. I've added the appropriate code for the BasemapToggle widget within the "async ... try {..." and after the "const mapViewProperties:..." parts like so: /******************** Add Widgets ********************/ const basemapToggle = new BasemapToggle({ view: mapViewProperties, // The view that provides access to the map's "satelite" basemap nextBasemap: "topo" // Allows for toggling to the "hybrid" basemap }); //add the widget to the top right of the view mapViewProperties.ui.add(basemapToggle, "top-right"); But after that, I get a window in Visual Studio Code saying "any: Property 'add' does not exist on type 'DefaultUIProperties'", even though it looks like add() is mentioned in the documentation: https://developers.arcgis.com/javascript/latest/api-reference/esri-views-ui-DefaultUI.html. The code is attached. Any guidance whatsoever would be greatly appreciated. Andy GupSean OlsonJacob WasilkowskiAllison Davis‌Tom Wayson‌Bjorn Svensson‌Undral Batsukh‌Kevin Bedel‌Robert Scheitlin, GISP‌Hussein Nasser‌Rene Rubalcava‌

‎10-27-2019

Andres Castillo For the terrain, I would consider draping the raster over an elevation dataset (Defining data as a draped layer in ArcScene—Help | ArcGIS Desktop , Define height characteristics for layers—ArcGIS Pro | Documentation). And for the 3d objects, I would consider ArcGIS Pro's preset layers (Preset layers—ArcGIS Pro | Documentation) or for the architecture, I would try using Esri's CityEngine software, which utilizes rule packages to automatically generate buildings are a macroscale (CGA modeling overview—Help | Documentation). Another option for other objects like vehicles or miscellaneous structures could be importing them from other 3D software like SketchUp (3D Warehouse ) or Autodesk (https://gallery.autodesk.com/ ). Fortunately, different 3D formats are cross-platform compatible, but my experience is mostly limited to importing using Collada and Multipatch files into ArcGIS Pro.

‎08-04-2019

This error was resolved on my end once I decreased the number of Facilities by 1.

‎07-29-2019

Please refer to this post: https://community.esri.com/thread/209784-error-hresult-efail-has-been-returned-from-a-call-to-a-com-component.

‎07-29-2019

After adding the surface information to the entire polyline, I can't think of a way to split the line based on the DEM, but perhaps you can convert the DEM raster to a vector (ie. Raster to Polyline), then add the surface info so that only the unique values transfer to the individual segments. Another approach I would try is dividing the polyline, and THEN adding the surface info to each resulting segment: https://pro.arcgis.com/en/pro-app/help/editing/divide-a-polyline-by-a-value.htm.

‎07-29-2019

Hi Hannes, The ArcHydro documentation mentions that Burn Stream Slope raises the DEM by the maximum drop value +10 to ensure positive values in the DEM. Perhaps You may also want to revisit the steps you took leading up to the AgreeDEM (DEM Reconditioning...), including the elevation. According to this documentation, the Start Elevation is 10,000 (pg. 20): http://downloads.esri.com/archydro/archydro/tutorial/doc/arc%20hydro%20tools%202.0%20-%20tutorial.pdf

Re: Offline elevation profile app? · ‎07-29-2019

I know for the Collector app, you can either make a map package (TPK) and sideload it to the device or download map areas (https://community.esri.com/thread/235408-how-do-i-download-an-esri-basemap-for-offline-use). But for that elevation web app template, perhaps you can host it over your own Portal in your intranet or go a step further and develop a new app using the ArcGIS Runtime SDKs/App Builder (https://community.esri.com/thread/167487).

‎07-29-2019

Christine Dartiguenave, I was able to successfully run it after I converted my input raster to Integer type. Was the DEM Reconditioning tool intended to be this way? If so, is there documentation covering the exact steps that should be followed (leading up to watershed delineation and beyond)?

‎07-29-2019

I would use the raster calculator's Con and IsNull statements, as shown here: https://support.esri.com/en/technical-article/000010059. If that doesn't work, I would experiment with different environment settings that would impact the raster processing.

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Latest Contributions by JacobHelfman1

Re: Can't select poly from layer when symbology not defined

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Re: Sharing the Workload and File Ownership

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Adding Javascript API widget to Esri's Angular CLI boilerplate code

Re: get more realistic landscape for 3D ArcGIS WebScene

Re: Why does my location-allocation solve keep failing?

Re: Drainage line processing and catchment polygon processing returns error

Re: How can I segment a 3d polyline based on percent slope?

Re: Burn Stream Slope causing entire DEM to change elevation???

Re: Offline elevation profile app?

Re: DEM Reconditioning Tool Error in ArcPro

Re: Problem with DEM mosaic in watershed delineation project

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Re: Problem with DEM mosaic in watershed delineati...

Re: Sharing the Workload and File Ownership

Re: Hiding Polygons

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