ArcGIS Pro 3.4 API Reference Guide
ArcGIS.Desktop.Mapping.Voxel Namespace / SliceDefinition Class / Name Property
Example

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    Name Property (SliceDefinition)
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    Gets and sets the slice name.
    Syntax
    public string Name {get; set;}
    Public Property Name As String
    Example
    Create a Slice
    //var voxelLayer = ... ;
    //Must be on the QueuedTask.Run()
    
    if (voxelLayer.Visualization != VoxelVisualization.Volume)
        voxelLayer.SetVisualization(VoxelVisualization.Volume);
    voxelLayer.SetSliceContainerExpanded(true);
    voxelLayer.SetSliceContainerVisibility(true);
    
    //To stop the Voxel Exploration Dockpane activating use:
    voxelLayer.AutoShowExploreDockPane = false;
    //This is useful if u have your own dockpane currently activated...
    
    //At 2.x - var volumeSize = voxelLayer.GetVolumeSize();
    
    //Use the SelectedVariableProfile to get the slices currently in the TOC
    //via its associated volume
    var volume = voxelLayer.SelectedVariableProfile.Volume;
    var volumeSize = volume.GetVolumeSize();
    
    //Orientation 90 degrees (West), Tilt 0.0 (vertical)
    //Convert to a normal
    var normal = voxelLayer.GetNormal(90, 0.0);
    
    //Create the slice at the voxel mid-point. VoxelPosition
    //is specified in voxel-space coordinates
    
    //At 2.x - 
    //voxelLayer.CreateSlice(new SliceDefinition()
    //{
    //    Name = "Middle Slice",
    //    VoxelPosition = new Coordinate3D(volume.Item1 / 2, volume.Item2 / 2, volume.Item3 / 2),
    //    Normal = normal,
    //    IsVisible = true
    //});
    
    //Create the slice on the respective volume
    volume.CreateSlice(new SliceDefinition()
    {
        Name = "Middle Slice",
        VoxelPosition = new Coordinate3D(volumeSize.X / 2, volumeSize.Y / 2, volumeSize.Z / 2),
        Normal = normal,
        IsVisible = true
    });
    
    //reset if needed...
    voxelLayer.AutoShowExploreDockPane = true;
    
    Requirements

    Target Platforms: Windows 11, Windows 10

    ArcGIS Pro version: 3 or higher.
    See Also