Intro to Caching with ArcGIS Pro pt.1

[@marisolfilares4602]

Great setup, I especially appreciate your description of what kind of file types are suited for various visualizations!

[@CartoRedux]

So glad you enjoyed it!

[@JohnNelsonMaps]

Glorious.

[@CartoRedux]

Thanks!

[@GregBreak]

Excellent resource!! You dive deep into the topic

[@geojan0589]

Great set up perfect tempo to follow.

[@ramettacard]

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-

[@CartoRedux]

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 kzbin.info/www/bejne/fZKtkGuZhtt1o8U ?

[@ricardrametta3934]

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.

[@TheWinch1000]

Great set up, well put together videos. Well done!

[@CartoRedux]

Thanks! If there are specific basemap scenarios you’d like to see covered in the next round of tutorials, definitely let me know 👍🏻

[@guidohuancare4815]

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

[@CartoRedux]

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.

[@ksenia.2283]

Thank you!

[@CartoRedux]

You’re very welcome!

[@guidohuancare4815]

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

[@CartoRedux]

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.

[@CartoRedux]

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.

[@jacobcude7230]

This is awesome. I

[@CartoRedux]

Appreciate that Jacob!

[@guidohuancare4815]

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.

[@CartoRedux]

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.