OpenPaths CUBE Documentation
Product documentation for CUBE is accessible on Bentley's documentation portal at CUBE Online Documentation. This documentation encompasses the release summary for the selected version and provides detailed instructions for upgrading your model to OpenPaths CUBE from legacy versions. It also includes technical documentation for various CUBE modules, including Base, Voyager, Analyst Drive, Analyst, and Cargo.
Tutorial Videos
A comprehensive suite of tutorial videos is available at CUBE Tutorial Videos. These videos are organized by various modules and workflows within the application. Each video includes detailed step-by-step instructions to facilitate easy understanding and implementation.
Demo Projects
The following demo projects are available for users to download from OpenPaths Community.
- OpenPaths CUBE network data conversion demo project – This is an example project to illustrate how to set-up pre and processing steps in CubePy, for converting network data between the OpenPaths CUBE and legacy versions.
- Cubetown Demo Project – This is the original Cubetown Demo model updated for use with OpenPaths CUBE.
- OpenPaths CUBE AGENT Demo Project – This project contains a demo implementation of the AGENT model inside CUBE.
To open the demo projects, please follow the instructions below
- Download and extract the contents of project.
- Start OpenPaths CUBE
- Go to the menu bar and select File >> Open
- Navigate to the extracted folder and select the project file (.cube-project). If you do not see the project file, make sure the file filter is set to 'CUBE File'.
OpenPaths CUBE APIs
Users can get introduced to CUBE API with our online documentation at CUBE API. This documentation covers a summary of the major API methods/classes along with setting up Cube Py programs inside your project.
A more in-depth reference to CUBE API documentation is distributed along with the installation. Please follow the instructions below to access the API reference.
- Start OpenPaths CUBE
- Go to the menu bar and select Help >> API Reference. This should open the document in your default browser.