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pmconne
May 16, 2024
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EmphasizeElements applies
If that was what you actually wanted to do, the "right" way is to override If you want the view's overrides to apply to your tile tree, don't provide your own overrides. |
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EmphasizeElements applies
FeatureSymbology.Overrides
to the view. In the line below, you are replacing the view's overrides with your own.If that was what you actually wanted to do, the "right" way is to override
TileTreeReference.getSymbologyOverrides
.If you want the view's overrides to apply to your tile tree, don't provide your own overrides.
If you want to selectively customize how the view's overrides are applied to your tile tree, implement TileTreeReference.getAppearanceProvider, perhaps using FeatureAppearanceProvider.supplement or FeatureAppearanceProvider.chain.