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ScenProc possibilities

Mr. Bascom

Mr. Bascom

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Hello everybody,

I’m already impressed by Arno’s Tools. I wonder what ScenProc else can do.

Is it possible to use the “place objects on lines” feature to get real looking streets automatically created along the street lines from Openstreetmap?

I like to create European looking streets right on the photo scenery using the Openstreetmap data, and since there are different street types already in that data, ScenProc can sure help to automatically distinguish between streets, highways and Autobahn.

But how to do that? The only useful point object I get from the library is urban street lamp. How can I put my own models in?

And is it in any way possible to fill them with AI street traffic?

Carsten
 
Hi Carsten,

What the tool can do is largely upto the users, I try to make it flexible so you can do as much as you want. So if you have suggestions for additional functionality just let me know.

To use your own objects in the autogen you would have to add new classes to the default.xml file in the autogen folder. So this makes installation of your scenery slightly more complex. But then you can use them like the default autogen classes.

With regard to the road traffic, I have been thinking about that before. That would mean I also have to generate terrain scenery with shp2vec, but that should be possible. I'll put it on the wish list.
 
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