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==What types of terrain can be used in the Tygron Engine?== | ==What types of terrain can be used in the Tygron Engine?== | ||
===Flooding Terrain=== | ===Flooding Terrain=== | ||
: A Flooding Terrain is a visualization of an inundation of (a part of) the 3D world. The user can select tha area, the amount of water and color of the flooding overlay. In order to trigger the flooding manually/ as part of an event, the Flooding terrain needs to be linked to the weather type Flooding (in [[Animations]]). | : A Flooding Terrain is a visualization of an inundation of (a part of) the 3D world. The user can select tha area, the amount of water and color of the flooding overlay. To visualize the Flooding Terrain on both the 3D world and mini map, a dedicated overlay can be added. In order to trigger the flooding manually/ as part of an event, the Flooding terrain needs to be linked to the weather type Flooding (in [[Animations]]). | ||
====Creating a Flooding terrain==== | ====Creating a Flooding terrain==== | ||
{{Editor steps|Select 3D World > Terrains > Add Flooding Terrain|Rename the new Flooding Terrain in the 'Name' field on the right side of main view, if desired|Select a color from the drop down menu 'Color on Overlay'|Enter a value for 'Flood water level in meters/ ft'|Select if the Flooding Terrain is 'Active in Simulation'|Select the 'Adjust Area' button to enable the brush panel under the main view port|Select the area if the 3D world where the flooding takes place}} | {{Editor steps|Select 3D World > Terrains > Add Flooding Terrain|Rename the new Flooding Terrain in the 'Name' field on the right side of main view, if desired|Select a color from the drop down menu 'Color on Overlay'|Enter a value for 'Flood water level in meters/ ft'|Select if the Flooding Terrain is 'Active in Simulation'|Select the 'Adjust Area' button to enable the brush panel under the main view port|Select the area if the 3D world where the flooding takes place|Apply selection}} | ||
====Adding a Flooding Terrain Overlay==== | |||
{{Editor steps|Select 3D World > Overlays|Select 'TERRAIN_FLOODING' from the drop down menu on the bottom left of the screen|Select to Add the terrain overlay}} | |||
====Linking Flooding Terrain to Flooding Weather, to manually trigger flooding==== | |||
: To enable the flooding to be triggered manually, a dedicated measure must be created. In this measure, the Floodingg Terrain and Flooding Weather type are linked. The measure can then be assigned to an Action menu, to be accessible for the user. | |||
{{Editor steps|Select Animations > Weather > Add Flooding|Rename the new Flooding Weather in the 'Name' field on the right side of main view, if desired|Select Auto trigger, if desired|Enter values for 'Weather Duration in seconds', 'Flooding waterlevel in meters/ ft', 'Amount of rain', 'Duration of rainfall' and 'Annual rainfall increment'|Select Stakeholders > Measures > Add empty measure|Select 'Events' for the newly created measure|Add on the right side panel a Server event 'TERRAIN_SET_ACTIVE'|Add the Flooding Terrain to this event from the drop down list underneath the main view port|Add on the right side panel a Client event 'ACTIVATE_WEATHER'|Add the Weather ID 'Flooding' to this event from the drop down list underneath the main view port|Select 3D world > Actions|Add a new action menu|Assign the newly created measure to the new Action menu}} | |||
===Sewer Terrain=== | ===Sewer Terrain=== |
Revision as of 11:08, 3 August 2015
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After reading this page
- you've learned what Terrain is.
- you've learned how Terrains relate to the Tygron engine.
- you've learned about the different Terrain types in the Tygron engine.
- you've learned how to add Terrain to your project.
- you've learned how to change Terrain in your project.
What is Terrain
- Terrain (plural terrains): An area of land and/ or the particular features of it.
What does Terrain mean in the Tygron Engine?
- In the Tygron Engine terrain types can be selected for a specified area in the 3D world. Such a terrain type can have different features assigned according to the specific type selected. Terrain types in the Tygron Engine are; Flooding Terrain, Sewer Terrain, Safe Zone Terrain, Normal Terrain and Terrain imported from ArcGIS.
What types of terrain can be used in the Tygron Engine?
Flooding Terrain
- A Flooding Terrain is a visualization of an inundation of (a part of) the 3D world. The user can select tha area, the amount of water and color of the flooding overlay. To visualize the Flooding Terrain on both the 3D world and mini map, a dedicated overlay can be added. In order to trigger the flooding manually/ as part of an event, the Flooding terrain needs to be linked to the weather type Flooding (in Animations).
Creating a Flooding terrain
Terrains:
- Select 3D World > Terrains > Add Flooding Terrain
- Rename the new Flooding Terrain in the 'Name' field on the right side of main view, if desired
- Select a color from the drop down menu 'Color on Overlay'
- Enter a value for 'Flood water level in meters/ ft'
- Select if the Flooding Terrain is 'Active in Simulation'
- Select the 'Adjust Area' button to enable the brush panel under the main view port
- Select the area if the 3D world where the flooding takes place
- Apply selection
Adding a Flooding Terrain Overlay
Terrains:
- Select 3D World > Overlays
- Select 'TERRAIN_FLOODING' from the drop down menu on the bottom left of the screen
- Select to Add the terrain overlay
Linking Flooding Terrain to Flooding Weather, to manually trigger flooding
- To enable the flooding to be triggered manually, a dedicated measure must be created. In this measure, the Floodingg Terrain and Flooding Weather type are linked. The measure can then be assigned to an Action menu, to be accessible for the user.
Terrains:
- Select Animations > Weather > Add Flooding
- Rename the new Flooding Weather in the 'Name' field on the right side of main view, if desired
- Select Auto trigger, if desired
- Enter values for 'Weather Duration in seconds', 'Flooding waterlevel in meters/ ft', 'Amount of rain', 'Duration of rainfall' and 'Annual rainfall increment'
- Select Stakeholders > Measures > Add empty measure
- Select 'Events' for the newly created measure
- Add on the right side panel a Server event 'TERRAIN_SET_ACTIVE'
- Add the Flooding Terrain to this event from the drop down list underneath the main view port
- Add on the right side panel a Client event 'ACTIVATE_WEATHER'
- Add the Weather ID 'Flooding' to this event from the drop down list underneath the main view port
- Select 3D world > Actions
- Add a new action menu
- Assign the newly created measure to the new Action menu