Latest Contributions by DevinLavigne

I have recently come across this same issue. Is there a workaround? I found a post from 2018 that said it was a known issue but that Esri was working on fix. ... View more

The best luck I've had working with Sketchup models is exporting as KMZ files. It ends up being a DAE also but you should see the textures. Give that a try and report back. ... View more

@Anonymous User  I create tables that have the paths, the base file name, texture width, texture height, and flags and naming conventions for all the other channels (normals, metallic, etc...). It makes the rule easy to reuse with little to no updates if I add textures to my library.   ... View more

Brian - this is good work. I have similar files that do similar things and have used the recent ability of reading .CSV files to reduce the repetitive coding. You can get the best and more predictable results when you set up your projections early in your rule, before you start splitting your shapes into floors, windows, etc... ... View more

You can call your Generate rule from your Lot. I think the cleanest way to would be to put it on top and I would give it a more distinct/memorable name. The code below should work and will scatter 100 trees. Lot --> InsertTrees primitiveQuad(1920,1080) comp(f) {top:alignScopeToAxes(y) SATimage | all: NIL} SATimage--> texture("images/Satellite Imagery/Test Test/sattest.png") InsertTrees--> scatter(surface, 100, uniform){PlantTree} PlantTree--> i(Tree)   ... View more

Thanks @ThomasFuchs  - cga too right? ... View more

Its the not the projects - its the workspaces. I've moved to a workflow that keeps the workspaces local and the projects in cloud storage, but with this approach they aren't backed up. ... View more

agree with this 100%. Would be very nice to code into predefined styles. ... View more

Yeah exactly. Maybe eyedropper brush applies the rule and all attributes, but holding down shift or control limits to just the rule itself. Or vice versa. ... View more

Just to add a little Cheryl's answer...what gets spit out is in square meters, so you'll need to convert it with a multiplier. You can multiply in place but I'd suggest you get in the habit of using constants. I have a mini library I copy and paste to start every rule I write. const sqm2acres = 0.000247105 #square meters to acres Lot --> report("Area", geometry.area * sqm2acres) X.‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍ ... View more