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Possibilty of viewing facilities under ground?????

zdemirdjian

Hello !

Is it possible to show facilities like roads and train tunnels built under ground in 3D?

Thanks and Regards

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MatthiasBuehler1

hi !

it is possible to create tunnel geometries and such with the CityEngine.

though it all depends on the data which you have at hand. there may still be things which you can not do yet, but since the CityEngine is still a very young product, we're always interested in what users actually want to achieve.

let me know !

qiangyu

Are there rules that apply to underground pipeline or tunnel modeling? Planning?
There is a huge demand in this regard , like this the pictures.
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MatthiasBuehler1

hey !

thanks for the pictures, this is valuable information.

we're currently researching in which direction we'll continue the development.

some things are already possible, but e.g. for complete pipe or tunnel networks, the CityEngine is still missing some important features. but we're on this. though, it will take some time to develop such features.

AleksanderStysiak1

Hey https://community.esri.com/migrated-users/35348 TFuchs-esristaff‌
Is there any development in in CE in the direction mentioned in the first post?

I am primarily interested in viewing and designing the underground facilities and infrastructure for large Urban Development projects.

If not yet possible, are there any plans to make these things possible in CE 2017 for example?

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Anonymous User

Aleksander,

I'm not sure, but I bet TFuchs-esristaff‌ might have an answer for you. He is at the CityEngine home office.

Chris

AleksanderStysiak1

Hey Chris,

thanks for the reply. I'll wait for TFuchs-esristaff‌ to answer then

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