laptop and a wrench

Bug

The Extract Package geoprocessing tool consistently excludes certain PBF vector tiles when exporting vector tile packages.

Last Published: November 22, 2018 ArcGIS Pro
Bug ID Number BUG-000117571
SubmittedOctober 19, 2018
Last ModifiedJune 5, 2024
Applies toArcGIS Pro
Version found2.2.1
Operating SystemWindows OS
Operating System Version2016 64 Bit
StatusNon-Reproducible

Additional Information

This is expected behavior. When an Indexed vector tile package is created and extracted, it is expected to get fewer tiles representing different levels of detail as defined in the input map. The vector tiles for highest level of details are used to over-zoom content to continue to display tiles for further higher levels of details. With the user's data it has been confirmed that the 'missing' tiles are actually expected as the parent tile 13/3084/1546 is the highest level of detail for users data. Thus, tiles 14/6168/3092 and 14/6068/3093 are over-zoomed tiles from LOD 13. Alternatively, you may run the 'Create Vector Tile Index' tool and this will indicate all the tiles that you will get when you extract the package. It has been confirmed that creating a FLAT vector tile package will 'keep' all tiles for all levels of detail for the users data. Extracting the package will show the tiles 14/6168/3092 and 14/6068/3093 as present. So, to be able to render the tiles in non-Esri clients, we recommend using FLAT caches.

Steps to Reproduce

Bug ID: BUG-000117571

Software:

  • ArcGIS Pro

Get notified when the status of a bug changes

Download the Esri Support App

Discover more on this topic

Esri Community

Search for related information

Training

Find training related to this topic

ArcGIS Ideas

Explore ideas and give feedback

Get help from ArcGIS experts

Contact technical support

Download the Esri Support App

Go to download options