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Problem with scenproc

PavlinS

PavlinS

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For some weird reason I am experiencing 0 autogen created out of my shape files. Sending my script and the files I generated with QGIS. I'll be glad on help.

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I did a quick look at your files. Here is what I am determining;
1. The .shp file your importing is showing only very long and skinny shapefiles like maybe they represent bridges? At the railroad station maybe they are long and skinning loading docks? Have you looked at your data you are importing? I would use an app like QGIS to take a look at it. There are no building footprints to import. Are those the only type of structures you want to create? Long and skinny over highways?
2. Your script filters building type based on "Commercial" or "Industrial" but I see no shapefile being imported that shows those areas. You need a source that distinguishes areas of those types.

Hope that helps
 
Clutch Cargo said:
There are no building footprints to import. Are those the only type of structures you want to create? Long and skinny over highways?
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I did not created the shape files. They were purchased online at this adress:

Vector data, maps, elevation, satellite imagery and ready-to-go GIS projects in ESRI Shape, GeoPackage, Geodatabase, GeoJSON, PDF, CSV, TAB, PBF, XML, SQL and GeoTIFF formats for QGIS, ArcGIS, Mapinfo, Excel, PostgreSQL, PostGIS

Vector data, maps, elevation, satellite imagery and ready-to-go GIS projects in ESRI Shape, GeoPackage, Geodatabase, GeoJSON, PDF, CSV, TAB, PBF, XML, SQL and GeoTIFF formats for QGIS, ArcGIS, Mapinfo, Excel, PostgreSQL, PostGIS
data.nextgis.com data.nextgis.com
 
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Also, This is how they look in QGIS. And this problem is not only with the vector data of this files, this problem persists even when I use Ortho4XP_P3D. It should import all that vector data inside the scenery, but it does not. That is not from the QGIS file, that's an issue with the program, because I already read topic about it here in this forum.
 
From what I can see you are not importing data to create the autogen (I am assuming buildings footprints). You may have purchased the data but you still need to import it. I see a layer for buildings in your QGIS screenshot. Highlight that layer and zoom in. Do you see building footprints? You are too zoomed out to see any detail.
 
Clutch Cargo said:
From what I can see you are not importing data to create the autogen (I am assuming buildings footprints). You may have purchased the data but you still need to import it. I see a layer for buildings in your QGIS screenshot. Highlight that layer and zoom in. Do you see building footprints? You are too zoomed out to see any detail.
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Dear. I don't know what you say, but let me show you then another picture:

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As you can see the problem is ongoing with both my Vector data and the Ortho4XP_P3D. Before I did not had that problem, I mean, that ScenProc was working and adding autogen to the scenery, now it is not adding anything to the scenery.
 
If it was working before but not now with the same script then I do not know what your issue is. Copy and paste the scenProc script here. Not as a picture but the actual script.
 
Clutch Cargo said:
If it was working before but not now with the same script then I do not know what your issue is. Copy and paste the scenProc script here. Not as a picture but the actual script.
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It is a problem with all scenproc scripts.
But okay, sending them all here. Btw in the link up I already send a script, but no problem. And also - the place do not allow me to add .spc files, so just convert them to it.
 

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Ok, I see you are importing ALL .shp layers for the entire country. That's quite a big operation. And could take several hours to process... maybe overnight! When I have an issue getting output I try to limit the "variables". That is, I start small, very basic, around a small area to make sure I get an output. Then if I see good results I build upon the script and add more steps. The goal now is just to see an output. I see you have QGIS. If it was me, I would.

1. first I would not import .shx and run your script just to see if you get any results. I have never imported a .shx file. if no results, I would try:
2. Now I would start small. Go into QGIS and select a small rectangle area of buildings. Maybe 1kilometer in size. Select those buildings and create a new layer just of those selected. Create a shp name for them. (example: building test.shp)
3. Create a very basic script just importing those selected buildings. Use you current script, make a copy and delete all the steps regarding vegetation just keeping building steps. Infact, I would make all the buildings the same size. Again, we just want to get a result.

If that works you can start slowly adding in more buildings steps to get different types of buildings. If that works, do a separate script just for vegetation. If that starts working then you can combine the scripts to make a complete script like you have now.

Good luck
 
Did you fix this issue already? In the screenshot with the event log the first couple of lines are missing, they should show if some features were actually read from the SHP file. Most likely the attributes used in your SHP do not match the ones that are in the script at the moment.
 
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