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scanproc and buildings height

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tomerh

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Hi

I know the height of autogen buildings depends on sliders of Annotator properties but also buildings square area is affecting buildings height.

when I use only Annotator, in large city (with avarage 4-6 storey buildings)
most of time I forced to draw 1 building on area of 2 buildings. Otherwise there will be 1-2 storey, Although Annotator sliders at zero 1-2 storey


Now I'm want to move to scanproc process to build automatic autogen.
my question is, if its possible to make tall buildings (4-6 storey buildings) but at small square areas ?
 
Hi,

No, I don't think scenProc will behave different. The logic to select the building height is in the autogen engine, not in Annotator or scenProc.

So you probably need to do the same, use bigger polygons as your input.
 
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