63 Carbon Footprints aufgrund individuellem Verkehrsverhalten von unterschiedlichen Haushalten. Entmischung in Szenequartieren als Ergebnis immobilienwirtschaftlicher (Einzel-)Rationalität. 45 Anforderungen an ein individuelles Verkehrsinformationssystem zur Optimierung der Verkehrsmittel- und Routenwahl von Pendlern. 35 An Open Source WebGIS Solution for a Merging Cross-Border Region | A Best Practise Example Eurodistrict Saarmoselle45 Guido Kebbedies, Jan-Philipp Exner. 25 A Vision of Sustainability, or Spatial Chaos? Polish Spatial Planning and Arrangement Policy Dilemmas in Contemporary Theory, Legislation and Practice. 21 A ‘CUT’ Perspective on ‘New’ Technologies for Improved Municipal Asset Management in Urban Ethiopia. Die Arbeiten geben die Erkenntnisse und Ansichten des jeweiligen Autors wieder und müssen nicht mit den Ansichten der Herausgeber übereinstimmen. Publisher – Medieninhaber und Verleger: CORP – Competence Center of Urban and Regional Planning Kompetenzzentrum für Stadtplanung und Regionalentwicklung Lechergasse 4, A-2320 Schwechat-Rannersdorf CD-ROM Edition: Print Edition ISBN 978-3-950 ISBN 978-3-950Ĭontributions by the authors reflect their own findings, views and opinions which may not necessarily be consistent with the views and opinions of the editors. Peter ZEILE, TU Kaiserslautern, Kaiserslautern, Germany Editors– Herausgeber: DI Manfred SCHRENK, Lechergasse 4, A-2320 Schwechat-Rannersdorf, Austria Prof.
Manfred SCHRENK Clemens BEYER Linda DÖRRZAPF Christian EIZINGER Patrick KREJCI Julia NEUSCHMID Daniela PATTI Wolfgang WASSERBURGER Adrián BARCIAĪll rights reserved. Im Selbstverlag des Vereins CORP – Competence Center of Urban and Regional Planning Kompetenzzentrum für Stadtplanung und Regionalentwicklung Lechergasse 4, A-2320 Schwechat-Rannersdorf internationalen Konferenz zu Stadtplanung, Regionalentwicklung und InformationsgesellschaftĮdited by Manfred SCHRENK, Vasily V. Proceedings of 16 International Conference on Urban Planning, Regional Development and Information Societyīeiträge zur 16. The Role and Possibilities of Foresighted Planning in Transformation Processes Change for Stability – Lifecycles of Cities and Regions. This will make an object sit 128 pixels away from its central object.REAL CORP 2011. Set Y Position of Orbiting Object to Y("Central Object") + Sin(Alterable Value A("Orbiting Object") * 128 Set X Position of Orbiting Object to X("Central Object") + Cos(Alterable Value A("Orbiting Object") * 128 Basically, you'll create two actions that will look something like this: This would be a good time to get familiar with the Expression Evaluator if you haven't already. The modern method is more advanced but smoother. That is the effect that this method achieves.
Now rotate your drawing with the thumbtack still holding it down and see how it moves. The thumbtack is where the object is located in-game. Now just change the orbiting object's Direction to make it orbit.Ī good way to think about the Hot Spot is to imagine it as a "thumbtack" holding down a drawing. In the Event Editor, set its position on top of the object it's orbiting around. Now generate the 32 rotated directions from the one directional image you have. The classic method involves going into the Animation/Image Editor for the orbiting object and setting the Hot Spot (image's offset from the origin) to some place outside the actual image itself. There are two methods that I'm aware of: the classic Klik method (which you can use in Klik & Play), and the more modern and generalized method: I don't recall the Circular/Polygonal/etc.
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