v2.25.0 (2026-07-31)

Overview

Vite Horizon 2.25.0 adds the Imagery Tool — full control over how an image service is drawn on the map — makes imagery layers answer a click with their pixel value, and gives the Map Editor a real Undo / Redo.

Breaking Changes

None in this release.

New Features and Improvements

Imagery Tool

A new Report Tools entry re-symbolises any imagery layer already on the map: five rendering types (Stretch, Discrete, Classify, Unique Values, Shaded Relief), a large colour-scheme picker with the in-house canopy styles featured, an editable class table, a two-handle value-range filter, and a custom colour-scheme editor.

The symbology you apply appears in the Legend with your own class labels, and is kept when you save a bookmark or print the map — previously a styled canopy layer printed as a plain grey raster.

See the Imagery Tool guide.

Click an imagery layer to read its value

Image services were the one layer type that did not respond to a click. Clicking one now opens a popup with the pixel value at that point — per band where the raster has several, and reported as no data where the raster is masked. It always reports the underlying value, even when the layer is drawn with a classified symbology.

Map Editor: Undo and Redo

The Map Editor's Undo and Redo buttons now step back and forward through your operations — draws, selections, buffers, the spatial operations and the shape tools, and the clear that happens when you switch layers or press Reset. Up to 20 steps are kept.

The Undo / Redo / Reset row is also no longer hidden when the selected target layer disappears from the map, which used to hide the Undo button at exactly the moment it was the only way back.

See the Map Editor guide.

Map Editor: To Lines and To Polygons

Two new shape tools convert between geometry types: To Lines turns target polygons into boundary lines, and To Polygons fills the areas enclosed by target lines. A hand-drawn loop that does not quite close is closed for you; a clearly open line is left alone rather than having area invented for it.

See the Map Editor guide.

Under the Hood

• Opening a bookmark rebuilds the whole map, so any open editor panel is now closed first — previously an editor could be left drawing into a layer that was no longer on the map.
• Layer-list actions are built from what each layer can actually do, so unavailable actions are no longer offered.
• The ArcGIS Maps SDK was updated to its latest patch release.