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Its late, so forgive me if this is a basic one, but when I open either your demo site or a fork on my own web server, the lower right controls appear outside of the initial viewport and not aligned to the bottom of the scene. Is this an easy fix? Would like to show this at an upcoming 3D conference.

Looking for some best practise in how many buildings we could realistically serve up to a browser with this template and it still perform ok. Notice in your screenshot you have a fairly large scene, but the demo is just a few buildings.

Aside from modifying the versioning of javascript library, CSS, etc... url's from 4.3 --> 4.7

The "then()" just needs to be modified to "when()" in order for the app to run upon migration.
So just modify line 70 from:

// wait until view is loaded
this.view.then(function () {

to:

// wait until view is loaded
this.view.when(function () {

App will migrate seamlessly from version 2.3 to 2.7 and can now support edge rendering, measurements and other new functionality 2.7 provides.

When clicking on a data item in the pie (usage) or bar (area) chart, only environment settings (shadow, lighting) are changed, but highlights do not adapt.

Hello, I would like to try this repo, the instructions say:
1. Fork and then clone the repo.
2. Run and try the sample.

I tried setup it on: apache, node, and arcgis web appbuilder (developer edition). However, none of they work for me.
In apache (httpd) an error occurs when index.html require the file app/welcome.js

<script>
  require(["c-through/welcome",  "dojo/domReady!"],function(Welcome){
    var welcome = new Welcome();
    welcome.init();    
  });
</script>

Help me please @lisastaehli.

hello, thank you for the nice code, I just wanted to tell you that there is a little mistake that creates a wrong visualization when you click on the histogram for area.
Have a nice day :)

If I create a scene package from Pro and upload to an ArcGIS Online account, tweak the settings in your app, the side panel fails to load with the following reported in the browser console:

"SceneLayer queries are not available without companion feature layer"

I assume there is not an easy workaround to getting this to work via ArcGIS Online using scene packages?

I also tried publishing a multipatch scene to ArcGIS Enterprise, but ran into problems (post on GeoNet)