(Yeah it was on Scatter city tutorial) I think a screenshoot would be enough. What helped me was the buildings example that scenecity 1.6 has. I also had problems with creating the road, but looking in the example all was clear.
I canāt complaint, I found your documentation very good. Simple, informative and concise.
Very good job!
My deal here was some observation to make easier to follow the written Material. You see, I just had problems on 2 things. Thatās very good. And you are very accessible. That is even better, thank you.
Hello, does SceneTerrain works with 2.8 ? I canāt get it to work. And whatās your plans for the future ? I am very interested in getting everything you got to offerā¦ Also when i extend options in SceneCity panel nothing shows up. I canāt import library of roads.
Iām currently porting SceneTerrain to 2.80 / 2.81, first results coming in the next release 1.7, in about a month. Itāll be much more versatile, flexible, and integrated with the cities, with improved integrated assets. Itāll take a few releases before all functionalities are restored, but the most important ones will be ported first (along with improvements), so itāll be usable as quickly as possible.
In the meantime you can follow me on my twitter, or SceneCityās newsletter for development updates, and if you want to give feedback on SceneTerrainās development.
For the future of SceneCity, besides constant improvements and refinements, next on the list are polygon cities, in addition to scatter and grid cities. More news on the same channels.
Also when i extend options in SceneCity panel nothing shows up. I canāt import library of roads.
That should not be the caseā¦ SceneCityās panel, in the scene settings, is obsolete now (everything now happens from the node editor, as explained in the doc), and will be removed at some point, but it should still work.
Could you open SceneCityās panel, and then open Blenderās console and show me whatās written inside?
I have managed to fix that yesterday, iāve opened library.blend file in app data folder, then i saw that this panel is accessable from that blend file, next from that blend file iāve openened my project and then this panel show up. Dunno if it was a bug, but now i know way to get around it. I did use node editor while following tutorial getting started 1 , but now iām on part 2 when you say to open scene city panel and import built in meshes and roads : ) I canāt wait for SceneTerrain to be ready, this plugin is awesome.
Thatās good that you found a solution But thatās not how it should be done for nowā¦ please see below.
I think you might be following the old documentation for v1.4, which is for Blender 2.79. If you use the latest SceneCity 1.6 for Blender 2.80, you should follow this version of the doc instead. It is accessible from SceneCityās main page.
I could size up road portion model in edit mode but i want it that size i have now, i just need more of those road portions corresponding together so they actually look like road. Any advice? I tried to follow the doc but it looks like i donāt get itā¦
The roads for grid citiesā¦ whatās the issue? What is it you donāt get?
Youāll need 3 models: straight, T crossing, X crossing. They must fit when placed side by side. Also check in the preset grid city graph how the road models are input and used in the graph. You can also start from the high-poly assets, check the road portion models, how theyāre made, deconstruct them, so you understand them, and you can then adapt them to your needs, and make entirely new ones.
Just a little tip for people looking to create night scenes: Since there are no buildings with lit windows included yet (as far as I know of), I simply animated many point lights ācruisingā through the streets of the city. This already ads a cool night-time feel. Especially when seeing the animation.
I also had a huge emitting video sequence plane emitting light onto the buildings. (Seen on the left of the picture. In the final video, I removed the emitter plane.)
It was mainly used to reflect a girls face onto the two buildings in the center. But it also added interesting, āorganicallyā moving light onto the buildings around it.
There are no included buildings with lit windows yet. Thank you for sharing your method The render looks nice, do you have a demo video?
There are so many ways to add lights to a city, Iāll post renders and methods when Iāll tackle night scenes more seriously!
Hi Jett. As @Carlosedubarreto wrote, if you follow the doc, everything is explained in it. I agree, video tutorials are much easier to follow, itās on my TODO list already.
If you have any issue, let me know
Nice plugin mate saved me bunch of time. Used the node tree buildings for background elements. The old way to do the main buildings.
The animation was for a conferance opening video. Needed to turn a project around in three days. Plus needed it to be a night scene so mucked around with materials and lights a bit and got quiet a nice result. Used eevee to render it all outā¦ 6 secs for an extreme wide screen setup.