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  1. Create an empty Feature Layer through ArcGIS Online:  A feature layer is used to store point geometry with attributes.

    • Go to your ArcGIS Online account and Sign In.

    • Click on Content > New item > and select the Feature Layer option.

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    • Select “Define your own layer”, and click Next

    • Specify the Name of the layer and the type must be set to “Point Layer”, and click Next.

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    • Enter the new hosted feature layer's title, tags, and summary in the next window and click on Save.

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  2. Once the empty feature layer is created, click the Data tab to add new fields to the feature layer.

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    • Click on Fields

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    • Click on Add Field

    • Add an ImgUrn field. ImgUrn is a field that will be used to store a link back to the image from which the features are being captured. Once you field the information, click on Add New Field

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    • Repeat the same procedure to add an ImgGeom field with a string length of 1,000. ImgGeom is a field that will be used to store the geometries of the features in pixel coordinates. Click on Add New Field

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    • The new fields should appear as follows:

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  1. Add the feature layer to the Web Map used in the Experience Builder app.

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  2. In Experience Builder, click on the Multi-OIC Widget and enable “Add overlays to viewer”, check on the feature layer, and check “Enable editing.”

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  3. Save the Experience and run a preview.

    • In the Preview of the Experience, the “Overlays” icon will appear towards the top right corner of the widget indicating that Overlays is Enabled.

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    • Select an Exposure Point in the Map to show the Panorama Image in that location.

    • Click on the “Overlays” icon and the “Overlays” window will appear at the bottom of the Multi-OIC Widget

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    • Check on the Show Overlays box and click on the “Add features” icon (plus sign)

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    • Click on a building in the panorama and a filled circle is added to the Oriented
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    • Checking the data of the Feature Layer, the new information is shown as follows.

    • You can either draw a point or a bounding box with a point feature layer. To draw a bounding box, click on the Add Labels icon.

    • Click on the panorama and a box is added to the image and a circle icon to the location on the map indicating that the feature was added.

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