Your current approach generates 5000 vehicles over the span of 5000 second.
Naturally, some vehicles leave the network in the meantime.
To generate these vehicles in a shorter time (50 seconds, 100 vehicles per
second), use options
-e 50 --period 0.01
Unless you have a large network, this may lead
Hello,
all relevant python scripts can be found in the sumo/tools folder. A script
by the name 'routeDiffStreets.py' does not exists (and did not exist for
the last 5 years as far as I can recall).
regards,
Jakob
2017-05-14 10:31 GMT+02:00 Tammo Ricklefs :
>
Dear,
I used "randomTrips.py" generates a set of random trips for a given networkŁ I
want to load the network with 5000 vehicles. when I try to simulate the
network I find that the maximum loaded vehicles are 3620.
randomTrips.py -n third.net.xml -e 5000 --route-file third.rou.xml
Hello,
the step length is set with the sumo option --step-length and cannot be
changed during the simulation.
regards,
Jakob
2017-05-15 10:57 GMT+02:00 abderrahmen haroun
:
> Hi everyone ,
>
> In my first program i runned the simulation with the command :
>
Hi everyone ,
In my first program i runned the simulation with the command :
traci.simulationStep())
and I think that the step value takes the default one wich is 1sec
When I wanted to change the simulation step I Changed that command with :
traci.simulationStep(0.1)
But I found the same results