CityTraffic 1 in action. The recent update rewrites the 3ds Max plugin’s AI system.
iCube has released a free update to CityTraffic, its AI-based traffic-simulation plugin for 3ds Max, promising more realistic traffic flow and reduced calculation times.
The developer describes the simulation in CityTraffic 2 as “essentially a brand new system” with no backward compatibility with CityTraffic 1.x scenes, although the two versions of the software can be installed in parallel.
Other new features include support for six-wheeled vehicles, new road objects such as obstacles and stop lines, and a new spline-based system for building road layouts.
The price of the plugin has also been reduced for new users, from €360 to €200 (around $270).
Tags: 3ds max, animation, car, CityTraffic, iCube, plugin, road, simulation, traffic, vehicle
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