Latest Contributions by MatthiasBuehler1

hi, 'rule packages' are packaged rules that include the assets. note that rule packages by default contain only binary (compiled) 'CGB' rules, but the CGA rules can of course added. you need CityEngine 2013 to create those RPKs. CE 2013 should be released soon! m. ... View more

sorry, cannot share more details. 😞 m. ... View more

Hi, this is not yet possible, but of course, it's the future we go for. cheers ! matt ... View more

Getting any error entries in the Log window ? How many polygons ? How many materials approximately ? Please try to track the issue down layer by layer and rule file by rule file ? Could be many things, theoretically. m. ... View more

Hi Ben, Getting any error entries ? What file format are you exporting to ? How many polygons ? How many materials approximately ? Please try to track the issue down layer by layer and rule file by rule file ? Could be many things, theoretically. ... View more

Hi, I cannot give you a statement on this, sorry. We're working hard. 🙂 m. ... View more

Hi, of course this is built in. 🙂 http://video.arcgis.com/watch/1785/tutorial-15-publishing-web-scenes @ 6:38 watch in 'HD'. matt ps. did you see all the tutorials and videos ? http://forums.arcgis.com/threads/64843-CityEngine-Collection-RESOURCES-FAQ-HELP 🙂 ... View more

ah, that issue. seems a dialog issue. I've seen this too, yes. instead of drag-n-drop, try: right mouse click on the data to import, then 'import ...' we've fixed some stuff in this regard for CE 2013. matt ... View more

Hi ! Try : - Create a GDB in 10.1 - copy the features over into this new GDB - try importing in CE. Let me know .. m. ... View more

It's a trap ! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=piVnArp9ZE0 🙂 imports levels: Workspace level : import project into workspace Project level : import data into project, e.g. terrain images, assets, GDBs, .. Scene level : import data in scene ( cej file = viewport ) You see that workspace and project level are almost indistinguishable. Importing data into the scene via drag-n-drop (opens the import dialog) basically copies the data into the cej, so you can see it in the viewport afterwards. A bit misleading, we know.. :eek: Did this help ? m. ... View more

You need something like this .. attr valueA = 10 attr valueB = 5 Start -->     RecursionA(valueA) RecursionA(a) -->     case a == 0:         RecursionB(valueB ) # done, continue with B.     else:         RecursionA(a-1) RecursionB(b) -->     case b == 0:         Done.     else:         RecursionB(b-1) So the structure you need/mention MUST be done via rules, that means also the whole geometry is copied 'from rule to rule'. Note that 'functions' and 'rule bodys' are have a different semantic meaning than in other programming languages. functions: f = 5 blah(n) = 7 * u rule body: A -->     B. .. OK ? 😮 ... View more

Hi ! EVERY new case block must be ended with an else. case: else : or case :     case:     else: else: or probability = 0.5 case p(probability): else: or 50%: else: or attr doIt = true # or false case doIt: else: or function = case 5>3 case !function: else: or case (scope.sx > scope.sz) && (geometry.area() < 2): else: sorry, don't have time currently for more text here .. work with this for now, ok ? m. ... View more

Hi ! Hmm. interesting. Would it be possible to get that kml file for us to test ? If interested, can you send me a PM with your mail address ? Lemme know. Matt ... View more

Hi Christopher. Is Esri support aware of this ? Have you been in contact with them ? Let me know.. m. ... View more

Hmm. but you know that CityEngine directly supports kml/kmz files, right ? simply drag-n-drop them into the viewport from the data folder .. lemme know. m. ... View more