Hello everyone,
I am using CityEngine for building a model for my college campus. How can I add vegetation flower and people in my map?
Thanks for help
ESRI.lib, which comes with CityEngine and can be found in the Navigator, has plant models and rules that insert them. The Plant_Loader inserts a single plant, and you can set the species and size in the Inspector. The Plant_Distributor scatters a bunch of plants over a surface.
Thanks Zorko
CityEngine is hard for newcomers. You should start with the tutorials to get familiar with basics. In this case here is what you would need to do.
Once you get that going have a go with modifying the rule.
Good luck and also check these playlist
#1 CityEngine Essential Skills: Installing Esri CityEngine - YouTube
Thankyou zorko,
As I am new to cityengine can you tell me what is the process for taking data from redland and populating it in my scene. Do I just have to write rule and drag and drop people from redland development or the process is something else?
Thankyou so much for your help
I made a quick and dirty rule that is using people from Redlands Redevelopment example. The rule is like this
@StartRule PlacePeople--> scatter(surface, 50, uniform) {Populate} Populate--> i(fileRandom("/Example_Redlands_Redevelopment__2016_0/assets/3D_City_Design_Assets/People_by_lowpolygon3d_com/Person_*.obj")) r(0,rand(60,320),0) and result is like below
Hey Zorko,
I have not tried it. Can you tell me the process or any link that couuld be helpful. I have used sketchUp but there were some co-ordinate issue. So I am looking for different options.
Question: I have an already built scene of my college and I want to add people and vegetation to give it a real time feel.
Thanks and Regards
Hi Prasun
Have you tried scatter operation followed by insert of assets? That would be my first try.
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