Figure 18: Coordinates Back in CityEngine, you can right-click on the. Pos files (highlighted in figure 18). In order to correctly import the data into CityEngine with the correct offset, we need to write down (or copy) the offsets from the.
A CityEngine scene is created.Before you can start adding behavior to your data, you must move it into a geodatabase. Right-click a plan or project and select Import as Scene. A list of available plans and projects displays. Open the Navigator and click the ArcGIS Urban tab. However, it is also possible to store these components, or leaf shapes, as separate features.To import a plan or project from ArcGIS Urban to CityEngine, complete the following steps: Set the active portal. Create aliases for a feature class and its fields, and rename fields.CityEngine rule packages construct content by generating component pieces and merging them together into a single 3D object.
You can click this to open the Results pane to see any messages that were generated while running the tool. When the tool completes, a pop-up message appears. Click OK to run the Feature Class To Geodatabase (multiple) tool.While the tool is running, a progress bar appears in the lower right corner of ArcMap.
Click the OBJECTID field and type Feature identifier as its alias under Field Properties. Type Water laterals in the Alias text box. Right-click the Laterals feature class in the Water feature dataset and click Properties. You will rename other fields in the feature class.
Double-click each of the following field names and type a complete name in the Field Name field. You can rename fields to fix that. Some of the fields were truncated in the source data.
To create relationships between the parcels and their owners, the owner information must be imported into the Montgomery geodatabase. Import a tableThe owners.dat INFO table contains owner information for the parcels in the Parcels feature class in the Montgomery geodatabase. When you finish adding all the aliases and renaming fields, click OK to close the Feature Class Properties dialog box and apply your changes.Now that you have imported the Laterals feature class into the geodatabase, added some aliases, and renamed fields, you are ready to import the owner table.
Type Owners in the Output Table text box. Make the Catalog window active, and drag and drop the owners.dat table from the Catalog tree to the Input Rows text box. Right-click the Montgomery geodatabase, point to Import, and click Table (single). Next, create aliases for the table.
You will begin this task by creating subtypes and attribute domains.
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