Is there an update to the Redlands example 3D City Design Rules to work with City Engine 2014? The Street Construction rule has problems including not generating crosswalks, and textures appear to be offset, making parallel parking disappear. Image of the issue attached.
Hi all,
Good timing. I just corrected the 2013 version to work on 2014. This is a 90% fix.
In 2014, the underlying street shapes changed to allow for better streets. This Redlands fix does not attempt to use those new shapes, as a rewrite would be necessary. So this mainly affects things at the intersections. Disabled are crosswalks, intersection markings, and others at the intersections. But most of it works. No cars on sidewalks. Buildings have ground floor windows again. Etc.
After some testing, we will post the 2014 version to arcgis.com, next week. But for now the rules folder is attached here. Simply swap this with your Redlands 2013 rules folder to use in 2014.
Thanks!
Chris
Ziad,
Sorry about the delayed reply. The 2014 version had an error in Street Construction.cga, due to a slight change in CGA syntax for the split operation. That error is now corrected in the downloadable version here: http://esricityengine.maps.arcgis.com/home/item.html?id=9008aa9c322340edb2382f599cb3fb86
Also, I've attached the erroneous rule to this reply.
Thanks your patience and for reporting the bug,
The errors are actually in both, my project and the example projectMaybe it needs update to city-engine 2015.2
Ziad
ziad,
Are you seeing the errors in the downloaded Example project? Or are the errors in another project in which the rules were used?
Is there an update for the red developments to use in 2015.2 ?
I am facing problems with executing the rulesERROR: ( the rule file 'building construction.cga' contains errors. check the 'problems view )
any ideas ?
Many thanks.
Neil Borecky did you get it working?
Here's the entire project:
http://www.arcgis.com/home/item.html?id=9008aa9c322340edb2382f599cb3fb86
The rules and assets are there, and the scene showing their use.
Where can I find a zip of the Redlands assets folder? All I can find in this thread and on the Redlands link is the rule files. I lost my original copies of the rules and assets.
Another bug was reported to me. This one, as well as the one Tatiana reported, were seen when applying Building rule to a drawn shape, rather than street network-derived shape. Hers was using Footprint start rule. This one came from using Parcel start rule. The buildable envelope and building setbacks were not working correctly. The attached rules folder fixes this and has the most up to date rules for Example Redlands 2014 as of 8-8-2014. (only Building Construction.cga and Support>Zoning.cga have changed here)
http://www.arcgis.com/home/item.html?id=9008aa9c322340edb2382f599cb3fb86
2014 Redlands, on arcgis.com:
Hi Chris,
Thanks for the updates, much appreciated !
Cheers !
Matt
I have the 2013 Redlands Example, I do not see a 2014 version. Even if I re-import my street graph and re-apply the rule the same issues occur.
I will attempt to adjust the ERSI.lib street rule to meet my needs (adding medians and parking), but will look forward to the future library rule upgrades.
Hi Neil,
1] Please try downloading the Redlands example again from the resource center. Check that it is for 2014.0. Let me know if this works or if you've already done this.
2] Note that with 2014.0, we introduced the ESRI.lib project, which contains a simple and intermeditate rule to create streets, basically replacing the old 'Modern Streets' example. Though, to clean everything and add more features, such as bike lanes and such, we need a bit more time to have this upgraded in the Esri.lib. Pleas stay tuned for news on this.
Ok ?
Alternatively, help adding parallel and angle parking, as well as bike lanes to the new library rule Street_Modern_standard would be appreciated. Thanks!
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