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The misalignment is caused by a known issue. The webscene (3WS) exporter cannot handle two layers having the same name. Workaround: Rename the streets layer from "map" to "streets" prior to the export.
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The CityEngine Team has just issued a patch to fully restore the Open Street Map functionality: https://community.esri.com/community/gis/3d/cityengine/blog/2018/05/08/cityengine-get-map-data-for-open-street-map-patch-released
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Affects CityEngine versions 2016.1, 2017.0 and 2017.1 On May 1 st , 2018 a change in the Open Street Map API caused import of Open Street Map networks and polygons in the Get Map Data feature to stop functioning. Today the Esri is issuing a patch to fully restore the Open Street Map functionality. Download The patch consists of a single *.JAR file (Java ARchive) and a PDF of these instructions. It can be utilized on all operating systems (Windows, macOS and Red Hat Linux). CityEngine 2016.1 CityEngine 2017.1 Users of CityEngine 2017.0 are recommended to update to version 2017.1 or later. The upcoming release of CityEngine 2018.0 is not affected. How to apply the patch Microsoft Windows Make sure to have Administrator privileges on your system Download the patch file and unzip Copy the *.JAR file to the plugins folder of the CityEngine installation. Typically: C:\Program Files\Esri\CityEngine2017.1\plugins Apple macOS Make sure to have Administrator privileges on your system Download the patch file and unzip In the Finder locate the CityEngine app in the Applications directory Open the CityEngine application bundle: Applications > CityEngine > Show package contents
Copy the *.JAR file to the plugins folder inside the CityEngine application bundle Contents > Resources > plugins Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL) Make sure to have Administrator privileges on your system Download the patch file and unzip Copy the *.JAR file to the plugins folder of the CityEngine installation. Typically: ${HOME}/esri/cityengine2017.1/plugins
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Thank you for reporting this issue. Internal testing also revealed it. The CityEngine team is working on a solution. So far, a login problem can be ruled out, the OSM data is available to everyone. The login is only required for obtaining Esri data. Workaround: Use the export functionality of OpenStreetMap. Import the OSM file into the CityEngine scene: Importing Data from OSM http://cehelp.esri.com/help/topic/com.procedural.cityengine.help/html/manual/import/osm.html For adding networks: activate the highway checkbox For adding polygons: activate the buildings checkbox Assign an ESRI.lib rule to generate models For networks: /ESRI.lib/rules/Streets/Street_Modern_Standard.cga For buildings: /ESRI.lib/rules/Buildings/Building_From_OpenStreetMap.cga get map data osm
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From CityEngine 2017.1 on, the multipatch exporter is preventing this overhead: CityEngine 2017.1 release notes—Esri CityEngine | ArcGIS Desktop The File GeoDatabase (FileGDB) exporter has been improved by cropping textures to the actually used regions. This reduces file size and loading time in many cases.
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On Export please activate "Create Shape Groups" in the Granularity Settings. Then you get only one group per start shape. Combining the attribute information per group name, should then be possible.
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For activation of a CityEngine trial, please use the authorization code you received. A provisioning file is not required. Start the ArcGIS Administrator To start the software authorization click "Authorize Now..." Keep the default option (do not chose the authorization file) On the following pages provide all requested information. Enter the authorization code
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The issue has been fixed in CityEngine 2017.1: CityEngine 2017.1 release notes—Esri CityEngine | ArcGIS Desktop
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Hi L R Thank you for your question. You need to setup the projection along the world axis. The section Global Texture Projection in the help for the CGA setupProjection operation—Esri CityEngine | ArcGIS Desktop gives a practical example: attr buildingheight= 20
const textureWidth = 586
const textureHeight = 442
offsetx = convert(x, scope, world, pos, 0, 0, 0) -
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offsetz = convert(z, scope, world, pos, 0, 0, 0) -
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comp(f){top : Roof | side : Facade}
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setupProjection(0, world.xz, textureWidth, textureHeight, -offsetx, offsetz)
projectUV(0)
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set(material.colormap, "test_0102_ortho.jpg")
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The version 10.6 is the most current version and it should work together with CityEngine 2017.1. The error message look like there might be a problem with the setup of the server. Please try to contact support for ArcGIS Portal /Server. ERROR 001887: Failed to create couchdb database.
ERROR: no registered nosql databases on the server.
Failed to execute (Publish Portal Service).
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The template project is tied to Unreal Studio. It appears int the Vault of the Epic Games launcher. For more information on the topic, have a look at this post: https://community.esri.com/docs/DOC-10901-cityengine-exporter-for-unreal-engine-quick-start
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Please make sure the your user login name is correct. The login from CityEngine is case sensitive, whereas on https://www.arcgis.com/home/signin.html it isn't. You can see your exact user name on ArcGIS online under My Profile.
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SHP generally does not support curved segments. However all values needed can be accessed from Python, exported as attributes and reconstructed later on. To define curves, CityEngine uses Cubic Bézier curves. The position of the Points P1 and P2 can be accessed via Python and added as Object Attributes to the segment (Python Scripting - CE.setAttribute). # direction = P_1 / startNode = P_0
directionStart = ce.getCurveHandle( segmentAB, nodeStart )
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directionEnd = ce.getCurveHandle( segmentAB, nodeEnd ) The intersection type can also be queried with Python: ce.getAttribute(node, '/ce/crossing/type')
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Hi Isaac, could you please check if there is an error in the Log window? The screenshot of the import dialog you posted looks like, the TIF and TFW are not read in. There is no image preview and all values are default. For reference here is how it usually looks like:
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Hello L R The CityEnginge FBX exporter does not support writing attributes. For exporting high quality models and attributes, the CityEngine Alembic ABC Export can be used. If you need to use FBX, there are two options: Export the models as FBX and the shapes with attributes to a SHP file. Export the models as FBX and use the python export to write a text file (e.g. CSV) with the relevant attributes: Tutorial 12: Scripted report export—CityEngine Tutorials | ArcGIS Desktop Later the two exports need to be combined via a unique identifier.
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