Hello,
the default speed mode is 31. Please check whether the vehicles have
already reached their maximum desired speed (speedLimit * speedFactor).
Also, remove any previous setSpeed() commands by sending
traci.vehicle.setSpeed(vehID, -1).
Furthermore, ensure that the maximum allowed acceleration v
Hi Jacob,
Could you please tell me what is the default speed mode value used in Sumo,
where the vehicles speed up if the lane is free? I thought it's 31. In my
simulation, I first made the speed mode as 0 that makes all checks off. In
next simulation step when I'm resetting the speed mode in 31, t
Hello,
To make the person stop you can use traci.person.setSpeed(personID, 0)
The value returned by traci.person.getLanePosition() returns the distance
from the start of that lane in m. Since the crossing lane is orthogonal to
the road lanes you should be able to stop in the middle of a road lane w
Hello,
I want that pedestrians would cross the road one lane at a time so that
they would stop at the line (the red line in the figure) after passing a
lane before they continue the corssing.
I tried with traci.person.getLanePosition() but it doesn't seem to be what
I need, and I am not sure the
Hello,
the answer is (A).
The special handling in (B) is only done to simplify our regression tests.
regards,
Jakob
2017-10-19 8:50 GMT+02:00 Marc Rene Zofka via sumo-user <
sumo-u...@lists.sourceforge.net>:
> Hi,
>
> i've got a question concerning the appropriate way of implementing and
> using
Hi,
i've got a question concerning the appropriate way of implementing and using
TraCI C++ for controlling sumo externally.
Currently, there seems to be two distinct ways of, e.g., subscribing to sumo
quantities (such as vehicle position and speed):
(A) According to [1]: Here, an exemplary
