* you may not use this file except in compliance with the License. * Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (the 'License') TagsĪdvanced symbology, mobile style, multilayer, stylx Sample Code ArcGIS Runtime can read symbols from a mobile style, and you can modify and combine them as needed in your app. While each of these symbols can be created from scratch, a more convenient workflow is to author them using ArcGIS Pro and store them in a mobile style file (.stylx).

It contains symbol layers that can be combined to create emojis. The mobile style file used in this sample was created using ArcGIS Pro, and is hosted on ArcGIS Online.

Push the data into the scoped storage of the sample app:Īdb push emoji-mobile.stylx /Android/data/.readsymbolsmobilestylefile/files/emoji-mobile.stylx About the data.

Execute the following command: adb push emoji-mobile.stylx /sdcard/ArcGIS/Samples/Style/emoji-mobile.stylx.

Open your command prompt and navigate to the folder where you extracted the contents of the data from step 1.

Extract the contents of the downloaded zip file to disk.

Create a Graphic using the MultilayerPointSymbol.Use a List of keys of the desired symbols to build a composite symbol using symbolStyle.getSymbolAsync(symbolKeys).Get the SymbolStyleSearchResult, which contains the symbols, as well as their names, keys, and categories.Get a set of default search parameters using symbolStyle.getDefaultSearchParametersAsync(), and use these to retrieve a list of all symbols within the style file: archSymbolsAsync(defaultSearchParameters).Create a new SymbolStyle from a stylx file, and load it.Tap the map to create a point graphic using the customized emoji symbol, and tap 'Clear' to clear all graphics from the display. The size of the symbol can be set using the slider. A preview of the symbol is updated as selections are made. Select a symbol and a color from each of the category lists to create an emoji. Multilayer symbols lets you add or remove components or modify the colors to create advanced symbol styles. You may choose to display individual elements of a dataset like a water infrastructure network (such as valves, nodes, or endpoints) with the same basic shape, but wish to modify characteristics of elements according to some technical specifications.

Combine multiple symbols from a mobile style file into a single symbol.

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