Report -> Object Attribute

SheylaSantana — Wed, 04 Sep 2013 11:20:51 GMT

Hello!
I'm making some calculations in cityengine and i'm facing a problem at this moment.
I can have the reports os this calculation but i need to transform it in a object attribut in the layer Lots that is already in the cityengine. I need this because i should make some other calculations with the result of this report.
I'm trying to calculate the volume of the real city and the legally city. I need to subtract the volumes results to have a constructive stock. My first problem is how to calculate volume and that how can i put this report in the attributes of an object.
Here is the code:

attr Frontal = 6

attr Lateral = 3
attr TO = 0.4
attr CA = 3
attr GFHeight = 3
attr UFHeight = 3

myFunction = 0.0

@hidden
attr parcelArea = 0

Lot --> Area(geometry.area)

Area(area) --> set (parcelArea, geometry.area) report ("Area do Lote PD", parcelArea) Afast_F(area)

Afast_F(area) --> setback(Frontal) { streetSide : NIL | remainder : Afast_L(area) }

Afast_L(area) --> setback(Lateral) { noStreetSide : NIL | remainder : projecao(area) }

projecao(area) --> case geometry.area > area * TO : Redimensiona(area, geometry.area)
else : Sobe(area, geometry.area)
Redimensiona(area, areaP) --> s('area*TO/areaP, 'area*TO/areaP, '1) center (xz) Sobe (area, geometry.area)

Sobe (area, areaSC ) -->
extrude(3*(area*CA/areaSC))
split (y) {GFHeight : Volume("GF") | ~1 : UpperFloor }

UpperFloor -->
split (y) { ~ UFHeight : Volume("UF") } *

Volume (volumeType) -->
case volumeType == "GF":
color ("#990000")
set (material.opacity, 0.5)
Reporting

else :
color ("#990000")
set (material.opacity, 0.5)
Reporting

Reporting -->
report("Primeiro Andar PD", geometry.area(bottom))
report("Demais Andares PD", geometry.area(bottom) / parcelArea )

Anyone?
Thanks!
Sheyla

Re: Report -> Object Attribute

MatthiasBuehler1 — Wed, 04 Sep 2013 11:33:13 GMT

Hi,

You'll need to create a Python script for this. This cannot be done automatically in the GUI.

If you go through tutorial 12 very carefully (http://www.arcgis.com/home/item.html?id=e1d05298b8ee469fbe0f3256634a76a3), you'll find a way to access reported values. Make sure you download the tutorial files, this is not covered in the video version.

Once you have the values, you can create an object attr with this.

Try diving into this. I can help you later on if questions remain.

Matt

Re: Report -> Object Attribute

SheylaSantana — Thu, 05 Sep 2013 11:34:43 GMT

Thanks, Matt!
I'll try to do it!

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