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I have three geo-referenced images of a museum layout that I have been able to offset by "x" number of meters in ArcScene and ArcGIS Pro. I want to publish the three images online and have it look like below: 3D images

I am not able to find a way to add offset to the layers in ArcGIS Online Scenes. I have tried to exported directly to a Exporting ArcScene Documents to 3D Web Scenes and viewed in Esri CityEngine Web Viewer. However the image quality is very low and transparent image backgrounds are not allowed. ESRI CityEngine View

Unfortunately this does not allow for easy navigation and will not work for us. I want to do this in ArcGIS Online if possible but I am open to other solutions that would allow other GIS features to be added to the images.

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  • R can do this easy with anglr package, it just wraps raster data to convert to mesh3d and vis in rgl
    – mdsumner
    Commented Oct 24, 2020 at 12:13

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As commented by @KHibma:

You might be able to create a Scene Layer Package (SLP) and publish it. I think you'll need to bake the "offset" (z) into the layers to get this work. (I say 'think' as I dont have much experience with this). Some ideas here including the SLP: https://blogs.esri.com/esri/arcgis/2017/01/03/72321/

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