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Feature layer rendering mode (map) | ArcGIS Maps SDK for Qt

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Render features statically or dynamically by setting the feature layer rendering mode.

In dynamic rendering mode, features and graphics are stored on the GPU. As a result, dynamic rendering mode is good for moving objects and for maintaining graphical fidelity during extent changes, since individual graphic changes can be efficiently applied directly to the GPU state. This gives the map or scene a seamless look and feel when interacting with it. The number of features and graphics has a direct impact on GPU resources, so large numbers of features or graphics can affect the responsiveness of maps or scenes to user interaction. Ultimately, the number and complexity of features and graphics that can be rendered in dynamic rendering mode is dependent on the power and memory of the device's GPU.

In static rendering mode, features and graphics are rendered only when needed (for example, after an extent change) and offloads a significant portion of the graphical processing onto the CPU. As a result, less work is required by the GPU to draw the graphics, and the GPU can spend its resources on keeping the UI interactive. Use this mode for stationary graphics, complex geometries, and very large numbers of features or graphics. The number of features and graphics has little impact on frame render time, meaning it scales well, and pushes a constant GPU payload. However, rendering updates is CPU and system memory intensive, which can have an impact on device battery life.

Click 'Start Animation' to begin the same zoom animation on both static and dynamically maps.

1. Create a Map and call loadSettings() and then setPreferred[Point/Polyline/Polygon]FeatureRenderingMode(...).
2. The RenderingMode can be set to STATIC, DYNAMIC or AUTOMATIC.
   • In Static rendering mode, the number of features and graphics has little impact on frame render time, meaning it scales well, however points don't stay screen-aligned and point/polyline/polygon objects are only redrawn once map view navigation is complete.
   • In Dynamic rendering mode, large numbers of features or graphics can affect the responsiveness of maps or scenes to user interaction, however points remain screen-aligned and point/polyline/polygon objects are continually redrawn while the map view is navigating.
3. When left to automatic rendering, points are drawn dynamically and polylines and polygons statically.

• Map
• FeatureLayer
• FeatureLayer::renderingMode
• LoadSettings
• MapView

dynamic, feature layer, features, rendering, static

FeatureLayerRenderingModeMap.cpp FeatureLayerRenderingModeMap.cpp FeatureLayerRenderingModeMap.h FeatureLayerRenderingModeMap.qml

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// [WriteFile Name=FeatureLayerRenderingModeMap, Category=Layers]
// [Legal]
// Copyright 2017 Esri.
//
// Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (the "License");
// you may not use this file except in compliance with the License.
// You may obtain a copy of the License at
// http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0
//
// Unless required by applicable law or agreed to in writing, software
// distributed under the License is distributed on an "AS IS" BASIS,
// WITHOUT WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS OF ANY KIND, either express or implied.
// See the License for the specific language governing permissions and
// limitations under the License.
// [Legal]

#ifdef PCH_BUILD
#include "pch.hpp"
#endif // PCH_BUILD

// sample headers
#include "FeatureLayerRenderingModeMap.h"

// ArcGIS Maps SDK headers
#include "FeatureLayer.h"
#include "LayerListModel.h"
#include "LoadSettings.h"
#include "Map.h"
#include "MapQuickView.h"
#include "MapTypes.h"
#include "Point.h"
#include "ServiceFeatureTable.h"
#include "SpatialReference.h"

// Qt headers
#include <QFuture>
#include <QString>
#include <QStringList>
#include <QTimer>

using namespace Esri::ArcGISRuntime;

FeatureLayerRenderingModeMap::FeatureLayerRenderingModeMap(QQuickItem* parent /* = nullptr */):
  QQuickItem(parent)
{
}

void FeatureLayerRenderingModeMap::init()
{
  // Register classes for QML
  qmlRegisterType<MapQuickView>("Esri.Samples", 1, 0, "MapView");
  qmlRegisterType<FeatureLayerRenderingModeMap>("Esri.Samples", 1, 0, "FeatureLayerRenderingModeMapSample");
}

void FeatureLayerRenderingModeMap::componentComplete()
{
  QQuickItem::componentComplete();

  // Create a map for static rendering
  m_topMapView = findChild<MapQuickView*>("topMapView");
  Map* topMap = new Map(this);
  topMap->loadSettings()->setPreferredPointFeatureRenderingMode(FeatureRenderingMode::Static);
  topMap->loadSettings()->setPreferredPolygonFeatureRenderingMode(FeatureRenderingMode::Static);
  topMap->loadSettings()->setPreferredPolylineFeatureRenderingMode(FeatureRenderingMode::Static);
  addFeatureLayers(topMap);
  m_topMapView->setMap(topMap);

  // Create a map for dynamic rendering
  m_bottomMapView = findChild<MapQuickView*>("bottomMapView");
  Map* bottomMap = new Map(this);
  bottomMap->loadSettings()->setPreferredPointFeatureRenderingMode(FeatureRenderingMode::Dynamic);
  bottomMap->loadSettings()->setPreferredPolygonFeatureRenderingMode(FeatureRenderingMode::Dynamic);
  bottomMap->loadSettings()->setPreferredPolylineFeatureRenderingMode(FeatureRenderingMode::Dynamic);
  addFeatureLayers(bottomMap);
  m_bottomMapView->setMap(bottomMap);

  // Create Zoom Out Camera Viewpoint
  const Point centerPt(-118.37, 34.46, SpatialReference::wgs84());
  const double outScale = 650000;
  const double outRotation = 0;
  m_zoomOutViewpoint = Viewpoint(centerPt, outScale, outRotation);

  // Create Zoom In Camera Viewpoint
  const double inScale = 50000;
  const double inRotation = 90;
  m_zoomInViewpoint = Viewpoint(centerPt, inScale, inRotation);

  // Set initial viewpoint
  m_topMapView->setViewpointAndWait(m_zoomOutViewpoint);
  m_bottomMapView->setViewpointAndWait(m_zoomOutViewpoint);

  // Create Timer
  m_timer = new QTimer(this);
  m_timer->setInterval(7000);
  connect(m_timer, &QTimer::timeout, this, &FeatureLayerRenderingModeMap::animate);
}

void FeatureLayerRenderingModeMap::addFeatureLayers(Map* map)
{
  const QStringList layerIds = {"0", "8", "9"};
  for (const QString& layerId : layerIds)
  {
    QString featureServiceUrl = QString("%1/%2").arg(m_featureServiceUrl, layerId);
    ServiceFeatureTable* featureTable = new ServiceFeatureTable(featureServiceUrl, this);
    FeatureLayer* featureLayer = new FeatureLayer(featureTable, this);
    map->operationalLayers()->append(featureLayer);
  }
}

// update the Camera when the timer triggers
void FeatureLayerRenderingModeMap::animate()
{
  Viewpoint viewpoint;
  if (m_isZoomedOut)
    viewpoint = Viewpoint(m_zoomInViewpoint);
  else
    viewpoint = Viewpoint(m_zoomOutViewpoint);

  m_bottomMapView->setViewpointAsync(viewpoint, 5.0f);
  m_topMapView->setViewpointAsync(viewpoint, 5.0f);
  m_isZoomedOut = !m_isZoomedOut;
}

void FeatureLayerRenderingModeMap::startAnimation()
{
  if (!m_timer)
    return;

  animate();
  m_timer->start(7000);
}

void FeatureLayerRenderingModeMap::stopAnimation()
{
  if (!m_timer)
    return;

  m_timer->stop();
}

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