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Welcome to the CartoRedux (karto re-ducks) channel where I cover all sorts of ArcGIS Pro tutorials, cartography related goodness, and occasional general tech stuff.
What is it you say ya do?
I'm a principal technical consultant, cartographer, basemap designer, and just your average run-of-the-mill map geek at Esri. I've been making maps for customers for quite a while and I love sharing what I've learned over the past 20+ years doing this GIS (Geographic Information Systems) thing. I enjoy talking about anything related to map design, cartography, and general best practices when it comes to navigating the ArcGIS family of software products; but my real passion lies in designing and caching basemaps (raster tiles and vector tiles).
Why CartoRedux?
Occasionally, I have a good idea or two. But to be honest, I don't think I'm very original. I do have a knack for being able to re-create maps that I find, or maps that customers want me to duplicate using their data.
What is it you say ya do?
I'm a principal technical consultant, cartographer, basemap designer, and just your average run-of-the-mill map geek at Esri. I've been making maps for customers for quite a while and I love sharing what I've learned over the past 20+ years doing this GIS (Geographic Information Systems) thing. I enjoy talking about anything related to map design, cartography, and general best practices when it comes to navigating the ArcGIS family of software products; but my real passion lies in designing and caching basemaps (raster tiles and vector tiles).
Why CartoRedux?
Occasionally, I have a good idea or two. But to be honest, I don't think I'm very original. I do have a knack for being able to re-create maps that I find, or maps that customers want me to duplicate using their data.
Creating Custom Map Symbols for ArcGIS Pro
Creating Custom Map Symbols for ArcGIS Pro
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Here's how I make custom map symbols, icons, graphics, whatever you want to call them...in Affinity Designer for ArcGIS Pro. Stay tuned for the next video in this series where I'll talk through how to take these assets and bring them into ArcGIS Pro and use them in a pretty cool way in ArcGIS Online.
★ The Noun Project: thenounproject.com/icons/
★ Maki Icons: labs.mapbox.com/maki-icons/
★ Google Material Icons: fonts.google.com/icons?icon.set=Material+Icons
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Here's how I make custom map symbols, icons, graphics, whatever you want to call them...in Affinity Designer for ArcGIS Pro. Stay tuned for the next video in this series where I'll talk through how to take these assets and bring them into ArcGIS Pro and use them in a pretty cool way in ArcGIS Online.
★ The Noun Project: thenounproject.com/icons/
★ Maki Icons: labs.mapbox.com/maki-icons/
★ Google Material Icons: fonts.google.com/icons?icon.set=Material+Icons
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Create Efficient Vector Tile Basemaps in ArcGIS Pro
Просмотров 3 тыс.Год назад
Create Efficient Vector Tile Basemaps in ArcGIS Pro 🗺 Are you troubled by annoyed users restyling your basemap? Do you experience feelings of dread when trying to explain how to make sense of your basemap's cumbersome style? Have you or any of your coworkers ever failed to successfully create a customized version of your basemap? If the answer is yes, then don't wait another minute. Pick up you...
What Happens When Pop-ups Ruin Your Flow?
Просмотров 3492 года назад
What Happens When Pop-ups Ruin Your Flow? 🗺 Unruly pop-ups interrupting your cartographic flow state? Pop-ups preventing pain-free map preparation? Disorderly distractions disproportionately distancing you from your desired map delivery date? Can't seem to concentrate on your cartographic creation? Keep those pop-ups in check with these 5 tips. ★ ArcGIS Pro online help - Pop-ups: pro.arcgis.com...
Advanced Vector Tile Style Editing
Просмотров 2,5 тыс.2 года назад
Advanced Vector Tile Style Editing 🗺 For those times when you want to push the envelope with what is possible with vector tile basemaps, and you reach the limit of what is possible with the Vector Tile Style Editor...there are some things we need to talk about. And for those of you that are curious...yes, @JohnNelsonMaps does this to me all the time. ★ Multi-source vector tile layer help: pro.a...
How To Make a Shaded Relief Basemap in ArcGIS Pro pt. 4
Просмотров 1,7 тыс.2 года назад
How To Make a Shaded Relief Basemap in ArcGIS Pro pt. 4 🗺 Let's spice up a drab static image of a map, and turn it into an interactive web map. But not just any interactive web map, we want this beauty to perform well, so we'll be turning this map into a cached web map, all in ArcGIS Pro. In this final installment, let's add an area of interest vignette to turn this basemap up to 11 😀 ★@Starida...
How To Make a Shaded Relief Basemap + Vignette in ArcGIS Pro pt. 3
Просмотров 5893 года назад
How To Make a Shaded Relief Basemap Vignette in ArcGIS Pro pt. 3 🗺 Let's spice up a drab static image of a map, and turn it into an interactive web map. But not just any interactive web map, we want this beauty to perform well, so we'll be turning this map into a cached web map, all in ArcGIS Pro. While we're at it, let's take our vignette to the next level by making it a basemap that we can re...
How To Make a Shaded Relief Basemap + Vignette in ArcGIS Pro pt. 2
Просмотров 8803 года назад
How To Make a Shaded Relief Basemap Vignette in ArcGIS Pro pt. 2 🗺 Let's spice up a drab static image of a map, and turn it into an interactive web map. But not just any interactive web map, we want this beauty to perform well, so we'll be turning this map into a cached web map, all in ArcGIS Pro. Only this time with a little more vignette. Ok, a LOT more vignette 😀 ★ Shaded Relief Basemap Seri...
How To Make a Shaded Relief Basemap in ArcGIS Pro pt. 1
Просмотров 3,2 тыс.3 года назад
How To Make a Shaded Relief Basemap in ArcGIS Pro pt. 1 🗺 Let's spice up a drab static image of a map, and turn it into an interactive web map. But not just any interactive web map, we want this beauty to perform well, so we'll be turning this map into a cached web map, all in ArcGIS Pro. ★ How to Make This Map - Bryce Canyon Challenge: ruclips.net/video/d_4KaIsUK2A/видео.html ★ Shaded Relief B...
Intro to Caching with ArcGIS Pro pt. 3
Просмотров 1,2 тыс.3 года назад
Intro to Caching with ArcGIS Pro pt. 3 🗺 If you have access to ArcGIS Pro, there is quite a lot that you can accomplish from a basemap design and processing perspective. In this series I'll be going over the basic concepts of caching and how can you use ArcGIS Pro to generate map cache. New to caching and basemap cooking? You've come to the right place! Part 1: ruclips.net/video/dJVEnNWyNCU/вид...
Intro to Caching with ArcGIS Pro pt. 2
Просмотров 2,5 тыс.3 года назад
Intro to Caching with ArcGIS Pro pt. 2 🗺 If you have access to ArcGIS Pro, there is quite a lot that you can accomplish from a basemap design and processing perspective. In this series I'll be going over the basic concepts of caching and how can you use ArcGIS Pro to generate map cache. New to caching and basemap cooking? You've come to the right place! Part 1: ruclips.net/video/dJVEnNWyNCU/вид...
Intro to Caching with ArcGIS Pro pt.1
Просмотров 3,4 тыс.3 года назад
Intro to Caching with ArcGIS Pro pt.1 🗺 If you have access to ArcGIS Pro, there is quite a lot that you can accomplish from a basemap design and processing perspective. In this series I'll be going over the basic concepts of caching and how can you use ArcGIS Pro to generate map cache. New to caching and basemap cooking? You've come to the right place! Part 1 of I don't know how many parts cove...
How to Remove the Thousands Separator in ArcGIS Pro Dynamic Text
Просмотров 9703 года назад
How to Remove the Thousands Separator in ArcGIS Pro Dynamic Text 🗺 Got a question from a client. Soon turned into a beneficial voyage of discovery on all things related to Dynamic Text in ArcGIS Pro layouts. ★ Designing Page Layouts for Bookmark Map Series in ArcGIS Pro: Aubri Kinghorn (@AubriGIS) ruclips.net/video/kNG8VMSY6Nc/видео.html ★ What is Dynamic Text: bit.ly/2QP2vK ★ Dynamic Text Tags...
ArcGIS Pro Speed Mapping: Is 500 seconds enough to recreate this map?
Просмотров 1,3 тыс.3 года назад
ArcGIS Pro Speed Mapping: Is 500 seconds enough to recreate this flow lines map? 🗺 Inspired by some gorgeous maps made by my friend Sarah Bell, I wanted to celebrate 500 followers on Twitter with a 500 second speed mapping challenge. Is it enough time to respectably recreate these exquisite specimens of cartographic prowess? ★ Sarah's Maps: @sarahbellmaps sarahbellmaps/status/137222...
1 Minute ArcGIS Pro Tips - Episode 2: Editing Curves
Просмотров 1,6 тыс.3 года назад
1 Minute ArcGIS Pro Tips - Episode 2: Editing Curves 🗺 Unleash your inner shwoopiness and create some curvy flow lines. It wasn't until recently that I really had an opportunity to utilize curves for the linear features in one of my maps. Editing curves in ArcGIS Pro is fast and only takes a few mouse clicks; but it can be tricky if you're not clicking in the right spot on your line features. A...
ArcGIS Pro - How To Make This Map: Bryce Canyon Challenge
Просмотров 1,7 тыс.3 года назад
How To Make This Map - Bryce Canyon Challenge: In the first of what I hope will be a series of How To videos for ArcGIS Pro, follow along as I show you how I made this map of Bryce Canyon National Park. Tom Patterson (@MtnMapper) made some really interesting data available a while back, and this video shows you how I went about making my version of a map of this fascination part of the US. ★ To...
Caching with ArcGIS: Creating A Custom Basemap Tiling Scheme
Просмотров 2,9 тыс.4 года назад
Caching with ArcGIS: Creating A Custom Basemap Tiling Scheme
I just discover your channel it is very instructive thank you !
Welcome and thanks for stopping by!
Can you query and do pop ups for ESRI vector tiles? if so how?
Esri just added this functionality to the JSAPI in a recent update. I’ve got a sample app that shows how to use the enhancements made to hitTest() over here: github.com/tfauvell/vt_popups
One word of caution, vector tiles aren’t always the most efficient at delivering full feature attribution. Be cautious with how much data you force into your tilesets.
Thanks, if you haven't already I reckon a vid on this would be good as well as the different between vector tiles and tile layers and why you would use one over the other
some of my symbols produce empty output after creating vtpk file. Only thing that has outputs in symbols are circle, any symbols such as planes or hospital are all empty. Can you help me out?
What types of point symbols are you using? Picture marker and or shape marker based point symbols? Is it possible to share your vtpk or tile layer service?
@@CartoRedux I am using shape marker based point symbols. i can share my file
Let’s connect over email (cartoredux@gmail.com) to figure out logistics for the file transfer. I’ll gladly take a look.
Hi Tommy, great one there! When is the follow-up? Eager to see that juice drop.
Excellent, wow! Those arrows? I really do love them.
Hello Tommy, I cached a mosaic with imagery with a country in arcgis pro with manage tile cache. I have other cache made in arcmap on server with the whole Europe. What I try to do is update the cache obtained from the mosaic into the whole cache of Europe. I try this with import tile cache (target is the whole cache, source is the new cache, unchecked overwrite tiles). The result is not good, some white gaps (data) appear outside the country that was cached after the import tool runs. The new cache is not merged perfectly into the old cache. Both caches ( old one and new one ) have the same coordinate system and cache format . The tiling scheme used is Arcgis Online. Do you have a solution?
Hmmm sounds like there may have either been a difference in the tile format, or an issue with the extent used to import.
Compact cache V2 is the format and the extent used to import is the boundary of the respective country.
Usually I see this when the import polygon extends beyond where I have cache (source) or if I mix up the tile format (png vs jpeg vs mixed) between the target and source cache datasets. Can you confirm if the target and source are both using PNG or JPEG or MIXED for tile format?
Also for source is MIXED format, but I have other caches with the same problem with PNG and PNG 8 format. How can I set the tile format before caching a Mosaic with manage tile cache?
For manage tile cache: 1. Set input tiling scheme to "import scheme", that will list a new input parameter called "Import Tiling Scheme" 2. Download sample tiling schemes from: www.arcgis.com/home/item.html?id=58a8aeab660c4d2cbaa2d66a9784d6a5 3. modify the <CacheTileFormat> (PNG, PNG8, PNG24, PNG32, JPEG, MIXED) and <CompressionQuality> as required 4. Browse to the appropriate tiling scheme file in the "Import Tiling Scheme" parameter
how to import!!?
That was the most important qustion, but this si..y did not answered it.... wasted time
@@secretariasituacion7756 i know now how to
I agree the follow up to this video is long overdue. How did you find the process of importing the SVG’s? Was it straight forward and well documented? Or were there any confusing parts in the process?
That's gonna save me a lot of time! Wish you would have kept making content!
It has been a way too long for sure…hope to have some new content soon.
Very uselfull, thanks for explaining!
Tommy - I sent a message on Instagram
Please let me know if you don't get my email...
I tried tackling basemap designs - it's a whole disclipine in itself. Much kudos to the people who are trained in this field - but how do I find them? Who are the companies that will design a basemap for me, or who are the people in this field?
Would love to chat more. Basemap design is my bread-and-butter 👍🏻
I feel late to the game ......2 years ago. Need to catch up.
Never too late to start! Welcome 😄
Great lead in with the Ferris Buehler reference. I have never really got a chance to dive into Arc Pro stuff out side of my own curiosity. Difficult to find time to play when shops you work in are malingering with older systems like Hexagon , Smallworld and Desktop. Great job at easing the anxiety.
I’m really do hope these sorts of tutorials do help lower that barrier to entry. Thanks 😊
Thank you!
You’re very welcome!
Im here at my day job while watching this vid. I thought it was a real teams call from my boss haha
Isn't it amazing the visceral responses we can have from certain sounds?? 🤣
Great content, thanks.
Glad you liked it!
Would you be willing to share a layer file so I can import your symbology? And does all of the settings carry over with the layer file?
Sure thing. Just know the dataset schemas will likely be different and the layer file approach may not work. But to your second question: yes layer files retain all that glorious multi-scale information. I’ll post a link to download the layer file in the description shortly.
Well, it looks like I have some clean up work to do. I'm wondering if this will make the difference with the labeling. Right now my project has separate road and label classes for 7 different levels of detail, maybe this is causing some performance issues or conflicts with the labeling engine.
Streamlining the layers and the label classes may improve performance. Here if you have questions. Good luck 👍🏻
Hi :) Thanks for a great video. I accidentally posted my comment on another of your videos instead of this one - sorry for any confusion. Can you let me know whether it is essential to have the same origin and levels of detail as the vector basemap? For ArcGIS Online, the Map Viewer can show a tile layer with a different tiling scheme than the basemap, but the coordinate systems must match. What I'm after is when is it essential to match origins and levels of detail? Finally, do you know of a way to work out the tiling scheme of a raster tile layer as easily as this?
Hi Georgina, in terms combining basemaps / tile layers in the same map, all of the tiling schemes need to have the same coordinate reference system, origin, and levels of detail. The map viewer may be doing some magic behind the scenes to more gracefully switch between basemaps of different tiling schemes; but it's still not able to show two tile layers with different tiling schemes. The fastest way to find the tiling scheme of a tile layer is to dig in to the item details page and find the rest endpoint URL. Not the friendliest of things to navigate; but all the info is there.
Hello, Great info I'm glad I found your channel. I found you because I am trying to figure out the best method to use in exporting a night mode basemap. The roads and ecological data covers, Kern, Ventura, San Bernardino, Orange. Los Angeles County data is far more dense. The smallest file I have been able to create using PNG 8 was 18G and took 3.5 days to process. I've tried to export a .vtpk however the exported file is not labeling the roads the same way it does on the .tpk file. Scales are all set and different labeling class visibility levels are set correctly. I'm not sure if this is just a limitation between the maplex engine and writing a .vtpk. The Vector tile package exports in hours and would be the ideal format for the application if I could get the same result as when I export as a .tpk. What do you think is my best option? Based on your videos and my experience thus far I would say the JPEG 90 but I'd love to know what you think. Cheers-
Great question. For vector based content, it's a tough sell to stay with raster tiles. Hours seems like a very long time to cook even the entire state of California. There are quite a few tricky spots when authoring a vector tile basemap, have you checked out this video ruclips.net/video/GaJ_8cQvBmc/видео.html ?
I will check it out, thanks. Currently I’m using your 2 part method and creating the cache I figured out I needed up to level 19 and it’s running. That started 09:30 Friday hopefully it’s ready by tomorrow.
Just found your channel yesterday. Thanks for the great video. For those of us that don't have access something like Affinity Designer, is there any way to do this IN pro? Or possibly a web tool that can do it? I'll have to see if my work has any similar graphics tools that we can use.
Welcome to the community and I’m glad you found this helpful! As far as importing the raw SVG’s into Pro, absolutely. You don’t have to do the “conditioning” steps. But if you want to make your own custom icon shapes using vector graphics tools, you will need something that can create an SVG. I’ve been hard pressed to find as robust a solution at the price point (and one time purchase) of Affinity Designer. Keep an eye out, as they often run sales. There are several other options out there like InkScape or GIMP to author custom SVG’s. I’ve definitely got InkScape icon design on the list of possible videos in the future.
@@CartoRedux thanks, it's not really a price issue it's the limitations of what we can install from my employer. I'll have to look through our software catalog and see if there's something we can use, thanks.
@@JeremyZimmerman gotcha 👍🏻👍🏻
How to do like this “1: 1 000” delete separator but replace a space between 1 and 0
Great question. It seems you can only remove the separator and not replace it with an alternate character.
I am using "Create Map Tile Package" with the default AGOL tile scheme to create a tpkx from a map with a set of raster files. The raster's visibility is controlled by visibility ranges in ArcGIS Pro. However, the resulting tpkx has the visibility breaks at completely different scales than what I specified in ArcGIS Pro. Does anyone know why that is? Is there a conversion factor? For example, I set the visibility of a raster image to maximum scale 1:25.000 but in the tpkx it becomes visible at 1:35.932.
Interesting...could you clarify a few things? The raster datasets, what scale dependencies do you have set for those layers? Are you using the AGOL tiling scheme scales for those, or are you using more human readable / rounded scales? For the Create Map Tile Package tool, is this Pro 3.0 (this tool got some upgrades)? Did you use the "package for arcgis online" option?
Yes I am using ArcGIS Pro 3. I am using a custom tiling scheme with the following breaks 10000, 30000, 50000. I set the scale dependency of the raster to “in beyond 30000”. I calculate the tpkx and open it directly in ArcGIS Pro. In ArcGIS Pro the raster in the tpkx will only become visible at roughly 49900. I think I realised that “in beyond 30000” means visible starting with 30001. So it sort of makes sense that in the tile level of 30000 the raster isn’t visible yet. What I don’t understand is why the raster appears at approximately 49900 and not 50000? Do you have any idea why that is? Is tpkx even even meant for exact scale breaks like 30000 or 50000? Why is it 49900 and not 50000? Or am I misusing the tpkx by opening it in ArcGIS Pro directly and not in AGOL where there are no exact scales (I think?)
This was a super helpful video! It made the idea of creating custom symbols way less intimidating
Glad you enjoyed it!
More absolute gold. Thanks Tommy! I didn't know about Google Material. Looking forward to part 2.
Thanks man! So many great resources out there 🤓
Amazing video!! I wish I would find it before I struggle myself learning how to do this!! I would love to see a in depth technical talk about the Vector Tile Style specification, including how to use expressions and how to debug them. Thanks for this great video again! 🤩
Do vector tile basemaps make for good mobile map packages, specifically ones for offline use, say with first responders? Trying to replace a old school map book and need something quick and useful.
Absolutely. They’re light weight and can pack a ton of detail into a small package…vector tile package that is 😉 Especially useful in disconnected and sometimes connected scenarios. For example a full detailed basemap of NYC (all 5 boroughs, buildings etc…) weighs in at less than 250MB.
@@CartoRedux Excellent, this is what I need to finish my city area basemap in Pro. Really appreciate the help - looks like fun.
Nice!
Thanks Sarah!
Exactly what we needed to simplify our vector tile basemaps default styles. Big Thanks for this Tommy!
Thanks for the recommended topic! Keep the ideas coming 😃
Dude! Awesome!
this video is solid gold. or is it vandyke brown? great video, jam packed with tips, will definitely be using this as a reference. thanks T!
Thanks for great video. Please also tell me about the standard size for symbolizing Point of intrest e.g hospital, airport in creating vector tile package thanks in advance
Great idea! Will definitely get this into the pipeline.
One more query, when it does not conclude in .tpkx and the process of the tool is interrupted and you are left with a folder and a .json file.... The process can be resumed or it has to be processed again, you no longer have to use it. indicted. I have examined and it seems that it would be missing to process the last L19 cache folder assuming that it is the maximum level.
I’ve not seen lingering intermediate files left behind from running the Create Map Tile Package tool. Manage tile cache on the other hand will leave the bundles it has completed behind and you can update subsequent jobs with missing LOD and regions of missing bundles with tailored AOI polygons.
Thanks for the answer, but I think it's not due to storage disk space: I have space on my computer of 1tb, but I think it's because of the geographical dimension, it's large. Then you recommend me for Manage tile cache and Export tile cache, with these steps the process to obtain a .tpkx file will be faster, confirm me and if there is another recommendation I would appreciate it
Overall processing time should be about the same. Depending on the version of ArcGIS Pro you are using, you may have better options to control the cache AOI with Manage Tile Cache and Export Tile Cache, which can make a world of difference when it comes to processing time and overall storage impact.
Hello, a query in arcgis, I use the Create Map tile package tool for a mosaic, it does not finish processing, that is, the result must be a .tpkx file, but it freezes in days and the result is displayed in a windows folder (folder tile (contains more folders called L 5 to l 19 + layers file), root.json file)...................the question is why it takes time to finish as . tpkx and in some cases it doesn't finish and stays in folders and time is wasted waiting for it to finish, thanks for any help
There are a number of reasons that the tool can take a long time to run, and in some cases not finish completely. One of the more common issues is running out of disk space in the output location of the TPKX. Another factor that affects the time to process and size is the geographic region and map complexity.
This is also one of the reasons I prefer to use the manage tile cache tool first, and then use the export tile cache tool. I find this process gives me more control.
Thank you so much. I have one question when I create vtpk some symbols pixelated after creating vtpk. In some pc it look fine but in some pc it seem pixilated. What should I do to fix this
Great question. In some cases the type of symbol used affects how crisp the symbols look in a web map. Did you use a picture marker symbol or shape marker? Shape markers are preferred and if they still look pixelated then I tend to make them a little larger in pro and then scale them back in the Vector Tile Style Editor (symbol size decreased from 1 to 0.8 or slightly smaller).
@@CartoReduxThanks again. I am using shape marker I will try what you suggest in vector style editor and let you know.
Great setup, I especially appreciate your description of what kind of file types are suited for various visualizations!
So glad you enjoyed it!
I did not understand from where this map appeared?????
I love this technique 👍🏼
How would you suggest completing the following curve in ArcPro? THENCE SOUTH 03°33'15" EAST 94.04 FEET TO A POINT ON A CURVE TO THE LEFT, THE RADIUS POINT BEING AN IRRIGATION PIVOT WHICH BEARS NORTH 86°26'45" EAST 1318.52 FEET: THENCE EASTERLY ALONG SAID CURVE 4017.93 FEET:
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Glorious! You read my mind! Except I've never had the gumption to figure out how to selectively turn popups off. Thanks Tommy!
It's always the little things that make a big difference. Glad you found this helpful!
Great video. Working on something similar although I have over 100 lines. Any advice on how to carry this task out on multiple lines?
Great question! So you’re looking to do some sort of bulk edits for lots of individual lines? I’ll have to do a bit of research on that one. Don’t have a good answer at the moment.
Hi, is there a way to find the origin in arcgis pro itself? I couldn't find the Origin with Chrome, because I have No expierence with the Developer Tools.
Not that I could find. If you have a raster tile or vector tile layer in ArcGIS Pro, the layer properties source tab has a server URL that you can open in a browser, and it should list the origin under the tile info heading. If the page you launch doesn't appear to be formatted, it's likely a vector tile service. Copy all of the text, and paste it into Notepad++. Make sure you have the JSTool plugin loaded. Paste the text into Notepad++, and use the JSTool plugin - "JSFormat" (ctrl+alt+m), to make the text a bit easier to read and locate the tiling scheme origin. I hope this helps!
@@CartoRedux thank you so much 👍
You need to challenge the Legendary Mr Swason to an Arcgis battle! He is the Australian head of Arcgis and can make walk time maps in the time it takes to walk between them
His arcgis loads in seconds and he has sensei filters
😲clearly I'm not worthy!
I’m having issues with this when using it for more zoomed in large scale maps. I guess I need better DEMs to get the details like this?
Mileage will definitely vary depending on the datasets used for sure. For reference, the DEM used here is 1 meter.
@@CartoRedux yeah most definitely. I’m trying to come up with something for proposal type graphics for my work other than hi res imagery. Typically a zoomed in area of water and wastewater systems
@@PBandHoneySammich yeah this combo of large scales (zoomed in) and availability of high-res terrain might be hard to pull off. The USGS 10m NED, while widely available in the states, will start to fall apart at scales larger than 1:18,000.
Thank you for making these videos. Truly inspiring - you and John Nelson are great! Also, great reference to Ferris Buehler!
Thanks Craig H! John is one of my favorite people...both to work with and just in general 😄
Thanks a lot Please more videos like this very clear How store labels as a separate layer so it can go over map features for Vector basemap?
I can't guarantee that I'll always have John bugging me; but I'll certainly do my best! Do you prefer these longer varying technical depth exercises? Or do you all like shorter but high level overviews, and then an equally shorter but more specific deep dive as a separate video?
@@CartoRedux lol, I prefer short videos which cover advance topic and problems
Great video. I love this type of advanced techniques video. Shared it with my whole team at the office. Question for you,Is there any way to edit the font list if I want to add a different one later?
Great video! Is it possible to add a new font, like Frutiger, to a style? I can't seem to figure out how to do it
Thanks @Herman! To include additional fonts, you would need a tileset that has the desired font in the glyphs / fontstack. It would then be a matter of referencing that url in the glyphs url in your style. Then for the label layers, you would reference the font name and style you desire. Word of caution with licensed typefaces (like Frutiger). These can get pricy depending on how the foundry charges for its use. It's for this reason that I try to stick with SIL Open Font License (OFL) or similarly "free for commercial use" fonts like google fonts.
@@CartoRedux I would love if there was a deep dive on how to do this!
This is exactly the video I was looking for, Big Thanks. The ability to directly alter the style json is incredibly powerful and I'm thrilled that you all implemented it.
Thanks! So glad you found this helpful 👍🏻
Parts 1-4 were great, learned lots. You cache good rabbit, pilgrim.
Appreciate it! 😊