A scenario-oriented design tool for ArcGIS CityEngine to quickly create procedurally generated multimodal streets with dynamic performance metrics.
Complete Street Rule is a procedural modeling tool for ArcGIS CityEngine that generates 3D multimodal street designs. It solves the problem of slow, manual street visualization by enabling rapid iteration on configurations like bike lanes, bus lanes, and curbside allocations, integrating transportation standards for realistic planning scenarios.
Urban planners, transportation engineers, and GIS professionals using ArcGIS CityEngine for multimodal street design, scenario analysis, and public outreach through 3D visualizations.
Developers choose it for its dynamic performance metrics that react to design changes, modular architecture compatible with CityEngine 2025 Street Designer, and support for exporting to game engines like Unity and Unreal for immersive virtual experiences.
The Complete Street Rule for ArcGIS CityEngine is a scenario oriented design tool intended to enable users to quickly create procedurally generated multimodal streets.
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Enables quick changes to street configurations such as bike lanes and parking, allowing fast scenario comparison and visualization directly in CityEngine.
With CityEngine 2025 Street Designer, individual lane rule files (.cga) can be assigned flexibly, supporting a component-driven workflow for street networks.
Generates real-time reports on metrics like bicycle stress levels and curbside allocations, creating responsive dashboards that update with design changes.
Supports asset replacement and export to Unity, Unreal Engine, and TwinMotion via labeled objects and stencil textures, facilitating virtual experiences for public outreach.
Requires ArcGIS CityEngine, a paid and specialized GIS software, which limits accessibility to users without licenses or expertise in that ecosystem.
Integration with CityEngine 2025 Street Designer and complex parameter sets demand significant knowledge of procedural modeling (CGA scripting) and transportation planning.
The README includes placeholders like missing GIF demos (e.g., for Street Designer workflow), which could hinder user onboarding and troubleshooting.