Hello,
I have reported the following problem
Error: invalid vectorT subscript
Quitting (on error).
in the netconvert module of the sumo.
I have been trying different partitions of the map to regenerate the
error. the error
does not occur with small map files.
the smallest that caused the
Hello,
the error you encountered was caused by unexpected values in the OSM input.
As Joerg correctly suggested, such a big area is likely to turn up problems
which have not been encountered before. This particular issues is fixed in
svn revision [15356].
regards,
Jakob
2014/1/8 Joerg Schweizer
hello,
I so much wish to thank you for the hint. it finally worked perfectly fine
however towards the end it gave the following error
Warning: Splitting vector close to end (pos: 0.08, length: 0.17)
Warning: Could not use edge geometry for internal lane, node '1411389193'.
Warning: Could not use
Hello,
this sounds like a bug in netconvert to me.
Please try to find a small input file which triggers the error and send it
to us (along with the list of used options).
To produce a small input file you could try to download only one half of
the original bounding box and the check which half
Hi,
maybe it is important to note that you will need to use the 64bit
version to make use of more than 2GB of RAM.
http://sumo-sim.org/daily/sumo-msvc10x64-svn.zip
Best regards,
Michael
2013/12/17 Jakob Erdmann namdre.s...@googlemail.com:
Splitting the osm file into smaller files is probably
Hello,
I have a fatal problem with netconvert since a couple of months.
I am trying to convert the osm file to sumo network file using netconvert
the area i am trying to convert is the area of bayern and
baden-württemberg combined together.
I tried different methods with different computers,
Hi,
it's hard to say from a distance. Try to call netconvert --help and if
you see a lot of projection options including things like --proj.utm,
then coordinate conversion using proj is available. If it is not on
one platform, then results should differ considerably. If proj is
available on both
