Latest Contributions by MalcolmMeyer1

While not directly supported in esri's api, the feature properties can easily be extracted from the raw vector tiles using a tool like tilequery (my tool but there are others). In the link below the geojson is extracted by querying the raw tiles directly, then finding the feature that contains the clicked point. It's not clear to me how to create a highlight effect however. https://map-compare.apps.zerospatial.com/?map=esri-v4 ... View more

Update - I have ArcPro running on a sixth gen i5 6300u at 2.3 GHz with a 940M 2GB dedicated GPU memory, running on a mid-range ssd, driving a 2k 25" display. This is a Thinkpad Yoga 14. Pro runs OK, meaning it is usable. I haven't tried any 3D and don't plan to. Some things are slow that seem like they shouldnt be such as saving edits and identifying features. This is just a temporary setup as I wait for my workstation to arrive. The main bottleneck in this setup is the CPU. Now, benchmarks show that a 2018 Ultrabook CPU should be about twice the speed of this laptop, so I am more convinced than ever that the Ultrabook + ext GPU should run Pro just fine. It might be the intense CPU geoprocessing still should happen on a more powerful machine, but day to day use I believe an Ultrabook should be good to go. ... View more

So if I just delete the pyramids (for size) rrd file will that corrupt the raster in any way. **It created pyramids in the mosaic even though I told it not to under environments, but that's another forum topic.** I dont need to do statistics on this image. The help says the aux looks for the pyramid file but does not say what happens when it is not there. I should say this is how I have been working on several rasters - deleting the pyramids only for size - just want to make sure they will not become corrupt sometime in the future. Thx ... View more