[sumo-user] LeftHand option

Hello, I am trying to use sumo to simulate the impacts of Autonomous vehciles in Notitngham. As per the http://sumo.dlr.de/wiki/NETCONVERT lefthand option : netconvert --osm-files map.osm --lefthand true -o map.net.xml. The results are not accurate at all compared to reality. In addition,

Re: [sumo-user] General TLS Programs

Yes. You can use traci.setCompleteRedYellowGreenDefinition() to specify the whole program at once. The same program can then be re-used for multiple intersections. 2018-04-05 19:49 GMT+02:00 Pedro Matuck : > Hello, > > The ID attribute in tlLogic tag is related to TLS on the

Re: [sumo-user] Fixing connections issues

Hello, the the situation in picture 1 shows a 'double connection' (two connections from the same edge to the same target lane. The colors of the connections indicate that the rightmost lane has right of way and this forces vehicles which pass the gray connection to slow down. In the second picture

[sumo-user] Fixing connections issues

Hello there, Ive been having some problems on my net definitions whenever I add an additional lane for a bus stop. Everytime, the stretch takes this configuration (busstop1). [cid:9381802a-0a2f-4ce6-ba8a-d78e8b13f11b] It may cause a decceleration on vehicles passing from the lane 0 (first

Re: [sumo-user] k-Shortest Paths

Hello, running marouter at runtime is possible but you will have to generate the corresponding xml inputs in your script and parse the outputs as well. There are currently no existing tools for directly generating alternative routes at simulation time. If you implement something, a useful

Re: [sumo-user] On-ramps with opposing direction edges using NETCONVERT converting from OpenDRIVE

We did have some reports of slow handling on windows 10. Some users had success with switching between 64bit and 32bit builds of sumo (not sure from which to which, though). 2018-04-05 10:34 GMT+02:00 Jakob Kaths : > Hi Jakob, > > > > thanks for the hint with the restricted

Re: [sumo-user] CentOS 6 installation issue

Hi, I tried here and the problem is an outdated g++ compiler. You need an updated toolchain. I followed those instructions: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/36327805/how-to-install-gcc-5-3-with-yum-on-centos-7-2 Best regards, Michael Am 05.04.2018 um 14:48 schrieb Jakub Filip Stawik: >

[sumo-user] CentOS 6 installation issue

Greetings Apologies for my previous mail with the same topic - it was a missclick and needs to be deleted. I can't make sumo work in CentOS 6 environment. What I have tried: - Compiling sumo from sources according to wiki instruction: the installation didn't see xerces - neither one installed

[sumo-user] CentOS 6 installation issue

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Re: [sumo-user] On-ramps with opposing direction edges using NETCONVERT converting from OpenDRIVE

Hello, these lanes are of type 'restricted' so you can just delete that type from the type file to get rid of them. Some additional notes: - the geometrical detail when importing opendrive files is set to a segment length of 2m by default. In many contexts this value can be set much higher without

[sumo-user] k-Shortest Paths

Hello, I’m currently trying to generate k-shortest paths for each vehicle (which requires rerouting) at linear intervals (>100 seconds). However, I’m currently wondering if I should implement an algorithm myself or if there are any tools currently available in SUMO which shall automate it.