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CITYENGINE DOCUMENTATION PDF
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Web Scenes can be created with Esri CityEngine or the Export To 3D Web Scene geoprocessing tool. Create Web Scenes for CityEngine Web Viewer If this is not set, some point symbols and labels may not display correctly.

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CityEngine Web Viewer works best with a dedicated graphics card therefore, in your graphics card driver settings, make sure the per-application settings for your web browser are set to the dedicated graphics card. Some systems can automatically switch between integrated graphics and dedicated graphics cards to render 3D graphics.

NVIDIA: Quadro with support for OpenGL 3.0 or higher.

NVIDIA: GeForce 8xxx or higher or GeForce 2xx or higher.

Graphics card needs to have support for OpenGL 3.0 (Shader Model 4.0).

For more detailed information about WebGL requirements, visit WebGL Troubleshooting. Nonmobile versions of graphics cards typically have better performance than mobile graphics cards (denoted with m or mobile). For the best performance, it is recommended that you have a graphics card with at least 1 GB of video memory, especially when working with larger or more memory-intensive scenes. Your hardware should have a nonmobile graphics card with at least 512 MB of video memory. It is recommended that you have at least 4 GB of system memory. Your computer hardware needs to have a minimum of 2 GB system memory and a video graphics card that supports WebGL. Reloading the page or opening a new tab will not clear the memory. If you experience performance issues, close your browser and reopen it. There is a known memory issue with IE 11 in CityEngine Web Viewer. You can check your WebGL version by visiting Note: CityEngine Web Viewer is only supported in IE 11 with WebGL 0.94 earlier WebGL versions are outdated and may not work.

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When using Internet Explorer 11 (IE 11), you should update your browser to the latest version. *The WebGL implementation of this browser is not optimized for memory-intensive applications, and it might not work reliably when opening certain scenes. CityEngine Web Viewer is not supported on mobile devices at this time.ĬityEngine Web Viewer supports the following web browsers: Make sure you keep your browser up-to-date as WebGL is an evolving technology and each browser version brings improvements that CityEngine Web Viewer relies on for optimal performance.

To troubleshoot WebGL-related issues, visit WebGL Troubleshooting. To test if your browser has WebGL enabled, go to. The latest versions of the most common desktop browsers have WebGL built into them. Browser requirementsĬityEngine Web Viewer requires a desktop web browser that supports WebGL, a web technology standard for rendering 3D graphics. Also, see Scene Viewer and CityEngine Web Viewer differences to learn about the purposes and functions of each viewer.

Search scene content for features, attributes, and metadata.įor more details on how you can interact with 3D scenes, see Use CityEngine Web Viewer.

Swipe the scene to reveal different proposals and scenarios.

Navigate the scene by panning and zooming and changing perspective.

With CityEngine Web Viewer, you can interact with 3D city scenes and other 3D scenes in a browser to do the following:

Create Web Scenes for CityEngine Web Viewer.

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Similarly, to view the offline Python reference, click Help > Offline Python Reference. To view the CGA reference offline, click Help > Offline CGA Reference in the CityEngine main menu. You can gain further knowledge and insight into CityEngine by visiting the online pages below: Ensure you are online to view these topics. If you are new to CityEngine, check out About CityEngine or the Essential skills tutorial.

CITYENGINE DOCUMENTATION PDF

You can find additional CityEngine resources available online that are not included in this PDF document. Also, the following links provide further insight into CityEngine:ĭownload CityEngine 2021.1 Help (PDF version) Additional online resources If you are new to CityEngine, About CityEngine and the Essential skills tutorial are great places to start. Each section begins with an overview page, and it is recommended that you read these pages first to get an idea of the content in the sections. The CityEngine help is the main resource for learning about CityEngine.