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Ok, I think you can simplify this rather try to grab the style like that. All Basemaps are published in LivingAtlas. https://livingatlas.arcgis.com/en/browse All Basemaps are published as WebMaps, but we have a Basemap class in the API you can use for it. https://developers.arcgis.com/javascript/latest/api-reference/esri-Basemap.html You can create the Basemap from the LivingAtlas item you found, then add your hillshade into the baseLayers. The add() method takes an index as the second argument. https://developers.arcgis.com/javascript/latest/api-reference/esri-core-Collection.html#add Then you can get a map like this. https://codepen.io/pen?editors=0010 That might be easier so you don't need to manually load the style file, and create the VT layers. async function load() { const basemap = new Basemap({ portalItem: { id: "358ec1e175ea41c3bf5c68f0da11ae2b" } }); const hillshade = new TileLayer({ portalItem: { id: "1b243539f4514b6ba35e7d995890db1d" } }); await basemap.load(); basemap.baseLayers.forEach((layer) => { layer.effect = "opacity(80%) brightness(90%)"; }); basemap.baseLayers.add(hillshade, 0); const map = new ArcGISMap({ basemap }); const view = new MapView({ container: "viewDiv", map, center: [-118, 34], zoom: 4 }); } ... View more

That json is just an item that lives in ArcGIS Online. That won't change, and I think style updates are done as new items, so yes it's constant. Can you accomplish the same thing with the VT Style Editor? You can create your own style to use in your apps, and if you need to finetune it, you can edit the JSON in the editor. https://developers.arcgis.com/vector-tile-style-editor ... View more

When you use your built component in your application (the npm package) are you also using the ArcGIS JSAPI in your app? If so, you can't mix JSAPI instances in your app with your component. You'll see errors regarding the Accessor. This is equivalent to trying to create a MapView using @arcgis/core and loading a Map created with the CDN. It won't work. You can publish your component without including the JSAPI in your build, and let the build tools handle it in your app. I do something similar with this published utility library (https://github.com/odoe/explode). ... View more