Bug ID Number |
BUG-000175263 |
Submitted | March 24, 2025 |
Last Modified | April 17, 2025 |
Applies to | ArcGIS Pro |
Version found | 3.4 |
Operating System | Windows OS |
Operating System Version | N/A |
Status | As Designed
After review by the development team, it has been determined that this behavior is as designed. See the Additional Information section for details.
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Additional Information
This behavior is as designed because scenes in ArcGIS Pro by design do not display the shading on TINs, and the scene can also have illumination properties and shading or shadows toggled separately. TIN rendering in 2D adds shading based on each TIN face based on the illumination properties of the map, resulting in the 'hillshade' appearance, even though it is a 2D map. In 3D, shading can come from many sources, and the lighting can be more complex, including date, time, etc.
To display TINs with similar shading in 3D, the TIN must be added to the ground surface and the shading turned on for the surface.
Workaround
In order for the TIN to be 'lit' as it is rendered in 2D, turn on hill shading for the elevation surface and add the TIN to the elevation surface.
Steps:
- Right-click the TIN in the 3D view and click Elevation > Add to Ground.
- Click the ground surface and check the boxes for 'Shade Relief' and 'Flat Shading for TINS.'
Steps to Reproduce