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Fanlin Meng
Fanlin Meng

Reputation: 11

Can simulations be created in 3D models in AnyLogic？

I am a novice user of AnyLogic and after looking at some cases, I found that it seems that AnyLogic's simulation environment is created with 2D views first. However, I need to simulate crowd behavior in Unity, and the scene has already been created in FBX format as a 3D model. Can AnyLogic directly import 3D models in FBX format and simulate tasks such as crowd generation/target point creation, evacuation event generation, etc. in this 3D environment?

In fact, I converted FBX to .dae format and imported it into AnyLogic to create a 3D object, but it doesn't seem to display 3D objects like Unity in AnyLogic's editor? How should I display 3D objects and set up elements such as escalators, walls, and crowd generation points in AnyLogic editor? My 3D model in AnyLogic Editor My 3D model after run AnyLogic

Upvotes: 1

Views: 46

Answers (1)

Enrico
Enrico

Reputation: 666

AnyLogic is able to create 3D simulations in 3D objects, although the standard development environment looks 2D.

If you go into Help -> Example Models you will find one model called Pedestrian Elevator which should provide you with some basic functionality and you can inspect the code to learn how it is done - you can also view the model online at https://cloud.anylogic.com/model/4636a3bd-b9bb-47e0-9efa-7119e332109b?mode=SETTINGS

It is important to notice that AnyLogic focus right now is on the simulation and results, and thus the 3D capacities and rendering will not be as realistic as Unity. This is being worked for next versions and they had a very nice presentation on the last conference which can be seen at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=beOPLvW75cY

Upvotes: 0

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