#CITYENGINE ACCESS VIOLATION JAVA GENERATOR#
#CITYENGINE ACCESS VIOLATION JAVA WINDOWS#

So you could make certain building interior's a specific layout if you wished, even move a wall or two. In my game i will load floor's, basic wall layout etc, and from a config file, load the position of certain items, like chairs, TV's pre-generated config file etc.

#CITYENGINE ACCESS VIOLATION JAVA GENERATOR#

for the shell of the building if you like.ДЄnd an interior generator will generate an interior, but, you could generate the interior on the fly, or generate one, add items or move chairs etc around, and save it to be loaded later. The plot manager will be in charge of what buildings are generated per plot, the height, type & style etc. Once the map is generated, and plot's assigned. Kind of hard to explain in detail without spending a while typing it, but in simple terms, it can be used to generate a city map, or you could import a real city map i guess, i want to be able to do that myself, and build a city based on the street map of a real city, just to see how much alike it turns out. In fact i intent to be able to go in and edit area's that i don't like, remove, add or move a road, change an area type, building or base texture/windows, and insert things into an interior map and move things. However, the Generators (One for each task, make a building, split a plot up and assign building type etc to building generator, road network, interior etc.) could be used to generate a city at a loading screen, or in an editor.

So my idea is a tool used to generate a city, save it, split it into a grid and load it etc. I will be splitting the city into a Grid, and loading a small parts of the grid at a time, so i don't have a huge city loaded into memory. So tell me the best way, as you may use this in your own project some day.ДЄs i will release it you may also give me suggestions for features you would want in a city generator too!ДЇor my project i need a number of cities and town's, but it's important to the game that city's etc remain the same, so players can get to know the layout etc. P.S This is for my game project, requiring a large, well built, highly detailed city, but i will be releasing it to the OGRE community! Well, i am thinking of number 3 atm, but i don't know if it is the best way, so let me know guys! This would mean you have a Bare Low poly base model, and use the shader rather than extra window models.Д«ut this poses the risk of requiring a good shader level, and using multiple shader Normal maps per building. It may be possible to use some Normal, relief or cone mapping with a window shader to use Bare base models. This looks very nice, but means using the same window or couple of window models over again, less loaded into memory though.Д¤.

#CITYENGINE ACCESS VIOLATION JAVA WINDOWS#

Using a Basic Building Shape as a Base model, Using an alpha map to make window parts Transparent, and placing detail models like windows in place. This is likely to reduce the number of Models needed.ДЈ. Using the same Ground Floor, 1-* Floor Model & Roof Model (Extra detail added to make roof's more dynamic). The Generator could build floors, based on building types, this may reduce the number of models in memory. However this would mean a lot more models to load in memory, for example a 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 etc story apartment blocks using the same windows etc seems like a waste of resources. Makes for a large number of dynamic buildings. Selecting base texture's, windows, doors and roof detail etc.

This is a model the Generator built procedurally based on the Building Plot's assigned space, size, area and building type etc. Here are a few options i am playing with atm. There will be interiors, so a window shader will be used, mainly only for one are 2 buildings at a time though. I.E, the most OGRE & Hardware friendly way, to optimize results, i don't wan to waste any memory or FPS that i don't have too. This i feel makes a small pool of materials needed to cover many buildings.Д«ut i would like to know the best way for generating the Detailed LOD Versions for close up inspection. Main building textures like versions of brick are assigned based on area and type of building etc, with an option for an extra detail layer. gine/Front and need some advice on the best way to generate buildings to provide optimum performance.ДЄll buildings will have minimum poly Low LOD versions for far away with a simple texture.ДЄ medium detail version could use Parallax or perhaps relief mapping. I am working on a city Generator, rather like.

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