Latest Contributions by PhilipCollier

My team also experienced this problem.  We solved it by turning off 3d acceleration on the VM.  This works, but there is a performance hit.  It would be nice for a proper solution. Phil. ... View more

Apurva, Many thanks for your suggestions.  I have updated my example with a selection of models implementing your method.  I have had limited success.  I have zipped up my latest test application but it is too large to upload to the forum.  Is there and email address I could send it to so you could take a look at it? Many thanks, Phil Collier. ... View more

Excellent, thanks for your assistance. Phil. ... View more

Annti, Did you manage to have a look at the example I uploaded?  I have had a little success with some models I downloaded, by ensuring the textures where in the same level as the 3ds file.  Some models, however just do not work regardless. ... View more

Annti, I will post my example to you when I get home from work, its on my other laptop. Many thanks, Phil. ... View more

Annti, Thanks for your example.  Unfortunately I am still having issues.  I have applied the renderer to a graphics overlay and tried adding a graphic.  Nothing displays.  I have replaced the modelmarkersymbol for a straight marker symbol and that displays fine.  Both 3ds and dae models have been tried.  I have a feeling its something to do with the path.  Have you tested the above example with success? Regards Phil. ... View more

Hi Phil, your TPKs probably have a different projection/Spatial Reference. Whenever the first layer is loaded the Map's projection will be set. You have to explicitly change it after that. I'm pretty sure if you use TPKs with the same projection, it will work. for example, look at the "tiled" layers here. http://viewer.nationalmap.gov/example/services.html http://basemap.nationalmap.gov/ArcGIS/rest/services/USGSTopo/MapServer has projection / WKID of Spatial Reference: 102100 (3857) http://gis1.usgs.gov/arcgis/rest/services/gap/PADUS_Owner/MapServer has projection Spatial Reference: 102113 and will not be able to be viewed on the same map at the same time. Thanks for your advice, this makes alot of sense.  I did a bit of digging and it seems that the local tiled tpks cannot be reprojected once they are added to the map.  Is there anyway of removing the maps projection after all the layers have been cleared? Many Thanks Phil Collier. ... View more

Hi, Can you post your code? - most folk on the forum here will have the sample data so we should be able to able to help you out pretty easily I hope. Cheers Mike Mike, Thanks for your reply. For the xaml just use <esri:Map x:Name="DefaultMap" WrapAround="True", MinimumResolution="2445.98490512499">     <esri:ArcGISLocalTiledLayer ID="BaseMap", Path="C:\Program Files (x86)\ArcGIS\WPF10.1.1\SDK\Samples\Data\TPKs\Topographic.tpk" /> <esri:Map/> Then just add a button to the map and set the click to the following method, private void BrowsMap(object sender, RoutedEventArgs e) {      Microsoft.Win32.OpenFileDialog openDialog = new OpenFileDialog();     openFileDialog.DefaultExt = "*.tpk";     openFileDialog.Filter = "Map Documents (.tpk)|*.tpk";     Nullable<bool> result = openDialog.ShowDialog();     if(result == true)     {         ArcGISLocalTileLayer newTiledLayer = new ArcGISLocalTiledLayer();         newTiledLayer.Path = openDialog.FileName;         DefaultMap.Layers.Clear();         DefaultMap.Layers.Add(newTiledLayer);     } } This is pretty much the same xaml/code as the example from the samples application titled "Add Layer Dynamically".  This example doesn't seem to work either.  After the first tpk is loaded it doesn't seem to let you load a different one. Many thanks for any assistance you can provide. Phil. ... View more