Latest Contributions by ThomasFuchs

‎12-09-2022

Thanks for providing that additional information. Please try the following: delete your project from the workspace (Right Mouse Click on project folder > Delete) Import the project again. Menu > Import... > Project > Existing Projects into Workspace

‎12-09-2022

Hello @MoMohamad The latest release CityEngine 2022.1 is fully backward compatible with CityEngine 2016. You can open all your scenes created with an older version. If your CityEngine license does not cover the latest version, please contact your local distributor to get the latest usable installer. In any case, here you can get a Free 21-Day Trial of ArcGIS CityEngine | Sign Up Today (esri.com)

‎12-07-2022

Hello @MatildeSantos Thank you for posting this question. Please check if your project data is existing in the defined location on your operating system: Projects—ArcGIS CityEngine Resources | Documentation

‎12-02-2022

Hello Ben, when two shapes share vertices, then they are called faces in CityEngine. To split those apart, you can use the separate faces tool. Please see the CE help for more details: Shape geometry tools—ArcGIS CityEngine Resources | Documentation

‎12-01-2022

Hello Sid Thank you for your question about using the Complete Streets:Street Start Rule Package as RPK in Puma. Currently, Puma doesn't support other geometry than flat polygons. It means that the rules like the complete street have to be modified a bit to work with Puma. This was already done for the showcase scene for the Puma release, and all the rules used in this scene are available to download here: https://esri.github.io/cityengine/puma#examples Alternatively, you can also modify a rule to work with Puma using the CGA Editor in CityEngine, in a similar way.

‎09-09-2022

Hello, usually, Esri software is distributed through My Esri | Products. There you will find the download link.

‎08-29-2022

Hello Kenneth, RPK files can include the CGA source code along with the binary version. For the Urban.RPK this is not possible, since the methods used are an essential component of the Urban app. Please note, that only changes to the Model's parcel attributes in an Urban plan are saved back. In the Urban app, the plausible buildings need to be regenerated. To create Existing buildings in CE, the recommended way is to export to fileGDB and publish in ArcGIS Pro.

‎08-15-2022

Thanks for this input and the comments! This feature is already available through the Omniverse Connector for CityEngine (esri.github.io)

‎04-04-2022

Hi All, We have re-keyed the license for 2022.0. That means you will need to re-authorize your existing licenses (be they Single Use, Concurrent Use, or Named User) so that they will work with CityEngine 2022.0, once it is officially released. Please follow the instructions given in the ArcGIS CityEngine - ArcGIS CityEngine (esri.com) early adopter forum under GETTING STARTED > Installing CityEngine 2022.0 Beta Thanks and happy testing, Thomas F

‎11-26-2021

Updated the code snippet for creating an SWT dialog with Python in CityEngine

‎08-30-2021

Update: It's planned that CityEngine 2021.1 will support ArcGIS Urban (July 2021). Users who want to try it out before the official release can now apply for Beta access here: Early Adopter: ArcGIS CityEngine (esri.com)

‎07-22-2021

The new version of ArcGIS Urban (July 2021) introduces a simplified and more consistent interface for data exchange using the new ArcGIS Urban API (https://developers.arcgis.com/arcgis-urban-api/). This was necessary to allow seamless integration of ArcGIS Urban into a broader range of applications. Please note that due to this automatic data exchange between CityEngine 2021.0 and ArcGIS Urban is temporarily unsupported for plans and projects that have been upgraded in ArcGIS Urban. Those items will not be displayed in the ArcGIS Urban tab of the CE Navigator anymore. CityEngine 2021.0 users that need to sync their upgraded ArcGIS Urban projects and plans are encouraged to reach out to support or ask workflow-specific questions on ArcGIS CityEngine Questions.

‎06-08-2021

Hello @Muhammad_ShahzadZafar When looking at your provided Collada (.dae) 3d Model, I noticed that most geometries have a redundant material assigned. This might have happened unintentionally during the modelling process. A simple insert rule can remove the undesired materials: version "2021.0" @File attr assetPath = "DAE/Part1/Part1.dae" attr removeMaterial = ["__auto_1","__auto_","__auto_4"] R--> i(assetPath, yUp, keepSizeAlignPosition) comp(m){all: RemoveMat } RemoveMat --> case findFirst( removeMaterial , material.name) > -1: NIL else: print(material.name) X. This lets you then get the textured buildings in CityEngine:

‎01-25-2021

@DevinLavigne yes, from within CGA, it is not possible to set a style. Styles can only be selected in the CE Inspector.

‎01-18-2021

Hi Devin Thanks for your input. We are investigating the issue, since the files in the project are not changed by opening or closing a project. Thanks Thomas Fuchs

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CityEngine 2021.0 import and sync of ArcGIS Urban temporarily unsupported

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