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Hi, I want to use CE on a project in Yangon, Myanmar. There is some basic information available via Get Map Data. but it is quite out of date. How can I import a more up to date aerial map?
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I have a problem, where I am using convert() to convert scope to world space, apply some world space operation, and then convert it back to scope. based on shape orientation, it either works or behave with unexpected results. Here is my test case /** * File: transformBug.cga * Created: 8 Jul 2020 11:07:40 GMT * Author: dave.lajoie */… Show more
Found the solution! roundToModulo( inFloat , inBaseFloat ) = inBaseFloat * rint( inFloat / inBaseFloat ) computeQuantizedOffsetXZ = [ roundToModulo( getScopeInWorld[0] , BlockWidthModuloSpace ) - getScopeInWorld[0] , roundToModulo( getScopeInWorld[1] , BlockHeightModuloSpace ) - getScopeInWorld[1] , roundToModulo(…
I start city engine, it loads, gets to open file and crashes before it finishes loading. Any ideas why? thanks in advance dave
I was having the same issue with CE 2020.0, it was crashing on startup - deleting these files solved the issue. It might be worth mentioning that the project was using 'Modeling a City Using Esri CityEngine' tutorial data from the training catalogue. I did start another project within the folder structure, but deleting the .metadata, ce.lib,…
I have a question about aligning a surface colour to terrain modification. I have a terrain file and associated .tiff. Now I would like to modify this terrain, as there is a little basin in the reserve I am modeling. Please see the attached images. The green is a shapefile from CAD, which I have given a green colour. When flat it displays… Show moreHi, I have managed to successfully add a generic brown (mulch) colour to the Plant_Distributor.cga by adding GroundCover to the existing rule: @StartRule Generate --> case Mix == "Custom": alignScopeToAxes(y) comp(f){ vertical: NIL | bottom: NIL | all= CustomMix } GroundCover else: alignScopeToAxes(y) comp(f){ vertical: NIL | bottom:… Show more
Thanks so much, I really appreciate it! It can be so simple sometimes!
in Dear all, please could someone help me with aligning streets from OSM to terrain? I have streets from OSM. Terrain was downloaded via Get Map tool. Even if I use align graph to terrain, I am getting 2 issues - places where graph is under the terrain (see align1) and at the same moment in another place where graph is over the terrain (see… Show more
While I have done some classic shading work in CE, I'm interested in the new PBR shading capability. Could someone possibly do a demo or a rundown of the essentials of PBR in CE? I'm in architecture and I'm intersted in learning how to set up realistic textures. But there are so many material attributes and material maps, it's a bit of a maze for… Show more
(to Here is how the CGA material attributes correspond to the GLTF material spec based on Physically-Based Rendering (PBR). CGA material attributes material shape attributes—ArcGIS CityEngine Resources | Documentation GLTF material spec https://github.com/KhronosGroup/glTF/tree/master/specification/2.0#reference-material CGA material…
hello everyone I want to design a balcony for the corners of the building like the picture below.( by cga rule in cityengine) . But I don't know how to do it, can anyone help. very thanksYes! Nicolai Steinø's second post is the way to do it. I forgot about trimming in my post, but Nicolai Steinø's post has it. Use the vertical trim planes created by the comp on the mass model in order to make nice corners.
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Hello Everyone, is there a way to split using world space slicer position instead if using the local scope? I want restrict the split() on X and Y along specific world space modulo ( for example: at each 3.455 on X and 3.455 on Y ) This is what I would expect as result however as soon as the shape isn't regular, all break loose, and the… Show moreTx you very much, this works much better!
