How to troubleshoot scenes and 3D data for ArcGIS?
Scene Viewer Layer ArcGIS Enterprise version ArcGIS Online release Scene layer: point 10.4 November 2015 Scene layer: 3D object 10.3.1 March 2015 Elevation layer 10.3.1 March 2015 Feature layer 10.3.1 March 2015
Can you create 3D layers in ArcGIS Online?
Since then publishing your web scenes, 3D layers (scene layers and elevation) can now be done in 1 click. I am going to take the data provided in this ArcGIS Pro tutorial focused on creating 3D content in ArcGIS Enterprise and show you how you can create 3D content for ArcGIS Online.
How do you extrude buildings in ArcGIS Online?
Click the Unit drop-down menu and click Feet to match the projection of the data. The buildings are now extruded to the correct height but are not yet aligned with the surface. After you extrude the building footprints run the Layer 3D to Feature Class tool to create a multipatch feature class from the extruded polygons.
How long does it take to publish a scene layer in ArcGIS?
The default time in ArcGIS Enterprise 10.7.1 and earlier releases is 60 minutes. In ArcGIS Enterprise 10.8 and later releases, the default time value is 12 hours. When publishing a hosted scene layer, I receive a message that the portal token expired and publishing fails. Scene layers (scene services) are published to the hosting server.
Why is my layer only partially drawn in ArcGIS?
Here are Scene Viewer layer types with release information for ArcGIS Enterprise and ArcGIS Online. My layer is only partially drawn. A layer may have too many features for Scene Viewer to display at one time due to performance reasons. When this occurs, a message appears in Scene Viewer warning that the layer is only partially drawn.
Why are there fewer features in a 3D scene?
To see the omitted features, zoom in and move around the scene. 3D symbology affects the number of features shown. Also, changing to complex 3D symbols, such as from cubes to trees, can cause fewer features to be drawn since trees require more vertices to be rendered.