Hi, thanks for the quick response!I'll let you know how I get on with updating, however I am using the latest datasmith importer on blank project with varying degrees of success. I left a datsmith import of Glasgow City running overnight and I think it progress 2% up to 53% by the time I got back to it. I'm only using basic white-box OSM extrusions.UPDATE: Just tried using the usual FBX workflow instead of datasmith and that worked out fine after about 10-15 minutes.In terms of using world composition, what you said was mostly how I envisaged it. Getting geo-accurate terrain into UE4 has always been a headache for me and getting very large geo-accurate terrains nigh-impossible. In a previous project where this was a key aspect, Unigine turned out to be a better solution - I'm not sure what its process is under the hood bit it utilises GDAL functions to import both heightmap and shapefile data to generate suitable geo-accurate terrain - earth curvature included as an option! All this without having to pre-tile the heightmap. It also supports 32bit geotiff whereas UE4 maxes out at 16bit.I've tried using QGIS to break large datasets into smaller chunks but this has always been tedious and difficult due to the finicky landscape system technicalities of UE4 - I notice even cityengine can have weird issues at the boundaries of a landscape tile. In an ideal scenario, CityEngine upon export would evaluate a heightmaps m/px and break it down into chunks that UE4 can understand (and also split other layers so they too fit inside those chunks) so that on import it can be used with the world composition system rather than being limited to one 4k tile. World Composition would also allow for far larger cities due to then having access to the Level LOD system which can take a whole streaming level and bake it down to one proxy mesh.
Cityengine Keygen Generator
Download: https://urlcod.com/2vFjl7
The CityEngine Toolbox is currently only available in the CityEngine VR Experience Project (see -11563-cityengine-vr-experience-for-unreal-studio for a setup guide). If you don't want to use VR you can just create a new empty Level and import your Datasmith file there. Let me know if that works out.
Terrain Tools enables MVRsimulation to focus on the terrain composition while taking advantage of the significant GIS functionality provided by Esri products. Terrain Tools complements MVRsimulation's image generator, VRSG. 2ff7e9595c
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