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It is a compressed file containing a compiled CityEngine rule

The input Rule Package is a CityEngine rule You can use custom field mapping to override the default field mapping behavior defined by the rule package. If the input feature layer is procedurally symbolized, the custom field mappings and symbol properties defined in the procedural symbol layer are honored. This automatic matching of CityEngine rule properties to attribute fields is called default field mapping. If the input feature class has an attribute field with the same name and data type as a CityEngine rule property, values from that attribute field are automatically used to generate the output models. For example, a rule that generates a building shell might have an attr of type double for BuildingHeight and an attr of type integer for FloorCount. CityEngine rules usually define a number of properties (called attrs in CityEngine) that control how the output 3D models are generated from input shapes. Input features can be procedurally symbolized feature layers. An error will be raised if an unexpected geometry type is input. If the is not annotated with one of these, the feature type will be assumed to be polygon. rpk) file should specify the input feature type it is expecting: annotation for points, for polygons, or for multipatch features.

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The license expiration date is also provided.Input features can be points, polygons, or multipatches.

Choose Availability to view licenses available on the license manager selected in the product folder.

Choose the desired concurrent use product.

The name of the license manager is the host name of the machine where the license manager is installed.

Click Change, enter the name of your license manager, then click OK.

Click the button next to the concurrent use product you want to use.

Launch ArcGIS Administrator and select the desired product folder (Desktop, Engine, or CityEngine).

Select a product and define a license manager

Click Apply to set your changes without closing ArcGIS Administrator, or click OK to apply changes and close ArcGIS Administrator.

Choose the desired display language and press Save.

Click the top node labeled ARCGIS in the table of contents.

Borrow available concurrent use licenses.

Select a product to use and define a license manager.

Select the language to use for your ArcGIS Desktop and ArcGIS Engine environments.

For setting up the single use environment, consult the ArcGIS Administrator Help, which can be accessed from the ArcGIS Administrator Help button.ĪrcGIS Administrator allows you to do the following: This help document only provides information regarding the concurrent use case. arcgis/engine10.8/authorizeSoftwareĪrcGIS Administrator allows you to define both the concurrent use and single use environments. On Linux, ArcGIS Administrator can be launched from the product installation location using the following command, for example: The ArcGIS or CityEngine Administrator (from herein referred to only as ArcGIS Administrator) can be accessed at a later time, by launching from Start > Programs > ArcGIS > ArcGIS Administrator. For Premium Apps, please refer to the relevant user documentation for the applicable product.

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For details on getting started with ArcGIS Pro client machines, please refer to the Set up topic of the ArcGIS Pro help documentation. For ArcGIS CityEngine software, the CityEngine Administrator is installed, which is also launched after installation.ĪrcGIS Pro concurrent use, and ArcGIS Pro or Premium App named user (via on on-premise Portal) client machines are configured for use when starting the applicable application. The ArcGIS Administrator utility is installed with the ArcGIS Desktop, ArcGIS Engine, and ArcGIS Engine Developer Kit software, and in the case of ArcGIS Desktop is launched after installation. Select a product and define a license manager.