Dear Hector,
maybe it is not explained clearly enough in the documentation. The option
--railway.topology.all-bidi.input-file can be used to restrict the set of
rail edges you want to make bidirectional. This means the required file is
a selection file you can generate with netedit (select edges and then
choose "Save" from the select frame/mode).
if you want to make all rail edges bidirectional, just call
netconvert --railway.topology.all-bidi true -s
C:\pathtofile\test_osm_in.net.xml.gz
If you want only a subset of edges to be bidirectional, call
netconvert --railway.topology.all-bidi.input-file selection.txt -s
C:\pathtofile\test_osm_in.net.xml.gz
Best regards
Mirko
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Betreff: [sumo-user] Changing rail to be bidirectional using netconvert
Datum: 2024-01-17T20:50:48+0100
Von: "Hector A Martinez via sumo-user" <sumo-user@eclipse.org>
An: "sumo-user@eclipse.org" <sumo-user@eclipse.org>
Sumo team,
I am trying to convert all of my rail network to be bidirectional using
netconvert without affecting my roadway network. This is for
commodity/container movement, not people movement. I am using a file I
generated using OSM wizard.
I used this script:
netconvert --railway.topology.all-bidi.input-file
C:\pathtofile\test_osm_in.net.xml.gz
This is the error I get.
Error: No nodes loaded.
Quitting (on error).
I recognize that the network file is a .gz file but both netedit and sumo
open the network file as is and it has everything to include the nodes.
Netedit crashes on me all the time while I am making changes to the file so
I need to do this rail changes quicker using netconvert. I welcome any
advice that will point me in the right direction. Thanks,
--Hector
From: Mirko Barthauer <m.bartha...@t-online.de>
Sent: Friday, January 12, 2024 3:50 AM
To: Hector A Martinez <hmarti...@mitre.org>
Subject: AW: [EXT] AW: Adding Containers using TraCI
Hi Hector, you can try to process your network with netconvert using the
PlainXML format: convert your network to PlainXML analyse your network with
a script and write the missing edges in a new file in PlainXML format
convert back to the normal
Hi Hector,
you can try to process your network with netconvert using the PlainXML
format <https://sumo.dlr.de/docs/Networks/PlainXML.html> :
* convert <https://sumo.dlr.de/docs/Networks/Export.html#plain> your
network to PlainXML
* analyse your network with a script and write the missing edges in a
new file in PlainXML format
* convert back to the normal SUMO format with netconvert by supplying
the PlainXML files using the respective input options (-n,-e,-x,-i)
Please write to the mailing list next time, so that everybody can answer
the question (or at least learn from it).
Best regards
Mirko
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