Thank you for reply. I wanted to try to find solution on my own and it seems
I almost had it. I guess it was really trivial, but now my cars drive as
they should when I changed "junction" section a bit. I have to admit I have
almost no clue what I did though.
For this specific (problematic) junction I have these lines (I removed shape
numbers as I believe those are not important in my question):
</junction>
<junction id="-330" type="traffic_light" x="776.85" y="1228.87"
incLanes="--625_0 --517_0 --517_1 -621#1_0 -545_0 -545_1" intLanes=""
shape="XXX">
<request index="0" response="00000000110000" foes="00001000110000"/>
<request index="1" response="11110001110000" foes="11111001110000"/>
<request index="2" response="11100111110000" foes="11100111110000"/>
<request index="3" response="00000000000000" foes="10000100000000"/>
<request index="4" response="00000000000000" foes="10001100000111"/>
<request index="5" response="00000000000000" foes="10001100000111"/>
<request index="6" response="01110000000000" foes="01111100000110"/>
<request index="7" response="01100000000000" foes="01100000000100"/>
<request index="8" response="00000000000000" foes="11100001111100"/>
<request index="9" response="00000000000000" foes="11100001110011"/>
<request index="10" response="00000000000000"
foes="00000001000010"/>
<request index="11" response="00000000000000"
foes="00001111000110"/>
<request index="12" response="00000000000000"
foes="00001111000110"/>
<request index="13" response="00000000111000"
foes="00001100111110"/>
</junction>
What I did was to put all "zeros" in "8" and "9", and it magically worked. I
have to admit I have no idea how it works though I read this
"http://sourceforge.net/apps/mediawiki/sumo/index.php?title=Networks/SUMO_Ro
ad_Networks". So, this states that I have 14 different links, right? I don't
see them in picture I sent earlier. What I see is 10 possible links (from
0-9) - 6 straight and 4 to right. Where does index 10 - 13 come into "play"?
And for example, lets take index 9. As I see it, it corresponds to straight
link (to right) in my 2-lane street. If I put all "zeros" in "response" does
it mean that this link is top priority, a.k.a - cars going in this lane
don't care about nothing? If I would put, for example, 10000000000000, it
would mean that cars coming from "index 0" lane have higher priority? And I
don't understand that "foes" principle. Lastly, what would be the
consequences of misuse of response/foes thing? I mean, why can't I put
"zeros" everywhere since my junction is controlled by traffic light?
I hope these questions aren't too trivial. I just sadly don't understand how
request index is used (and made).
Sincerely,
Jhon
CitÄjot Jakob Erdmann [1]<[email protected]> :
Hello,
this looks strange indeed. Please send me the input files and state
the sumo version
(see
http://sumo-sim.org/wiki/FAQ#How_do_I_report_Erroneous_behavior_of_a_SUMO-
Application.3F)
regards,
Jakob
2013/10/24 <[email protected]>:
>
> Greetings!
> I attached a file - as you can see there is green lights. Cars coming
from
> right are driving as they are supposed to do, while cars from left are
just
> standing. They wait few phases and then are teleported, and then the
next
> pair of cars come to stop and continues to wait till are moved. The road
is
> free, but nothing happens. Can anyone give any hint what is the problem?
> Other junctions in network function well.
> Sincerely,
> Jhon
>
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