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Dr. No
Dr. No

Reputation: 123

Co-Simulation: AnyLogic and Unreal Engine

I understand that AnyLogic has a 3D Engine to visualize simulations, as described in the AnyLogic Documentation. Since the Unreal Engine is one of the most powerful 3D engine, I was wondering if it would be possible to couple these two tools, maybe using an FMI. Therefore, my question is, how one could iteratively 1.) calculate a timestep in AnyLogic, 2.) visualize the results in Unreal.

Thank you for your replies!

Upvotes: 5

Views: 285

Answers (1)

Enrico
Enrico

Reputation: 666

This is an old topic, however someone might arrive here by search. While AnyLogic does not formally support Unreal Engine, they have added (since end of 2024) support for NVidia Omniverse which is able to provide better 3D rendering than the native engine, similar to what you want to achieve on Unreal Engine. You can find it in the official documentation.

https://anylogic.help/advanced/omniverse/prerequisites.html

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