Hello Jakob,
I'm sorry to write to you directly, my previous three emails were all larger
than 40 KB so they got rejected by the mailing list.Would you please let me
know if there is anyway to avoid getting rejected?
I've got three issues here.
1) netedit.exe (0.27.0) crashes after changing numLanesI was trying netedit.exe
0.27.0 from http://sumo.dlr.de/wiki/Downloads where it says "Release date:
12.07.2016" Download as zip:
sumo-win32-0.27.0.ziphttp://prdownloads.sourceforge.net/sumo/sumo-win32-0.27.0.zip?downloadThe
netedit.exe is in sumo-win32-0.27.0\sumo-0.27.0\bin
I create a new edge, then choose inspect, change the numLanes from "1" to "2"
and hit "Enter".The program instantly crashed.
2) Junction has long distance to its given positionI have this test net.net.xml
network attached.I opened the net.net.xml network with netedit.exe (0.25.0) and
pressed "F5" to compute the junction.For junction '7' I got the following
warning:
"Warning: Shape for junction '7' has distance 34.91 to its given position"
The pictures before and after the computation are attached. The computed
junction shape locates very far from the giving position (100,-100) and it
looks like that edge does not end at where node 7 is.Is there a particular
reason why this happens?
3) Lane alignment issue in netedit 0.25.0I've attached 4 pictures. As you can
see, from north to south, first edge1 has 1 lane, second edge2 has 2 lanes.The
example goes from north to southwest connects the lane0 of edge1 to lane0 of
edge2 after junction computation.The example goes from north to southeast
connects the lane0 of edge1 to lane1 of edge2 after junction computation.The
first southwest example lane alignment looks too odd to me.Would you please
explain this issue a little bit? Why does this difference happens?
I've been asking a lot questions. So thank you very much for you patience and
your consistent help.
Cheers,Yifeng
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