Dear SUMO community.

Here is my problem:

I am working with an scenario generated by importing from osm. I have to
generate two crossings covering two parallel edges with a walking area
between them.

Because creating these crossings using the <crossing> tag doesn't create
the walking area between them, I tried to manage this by creating an edge
in JOSM with the "highway=pedestrian" tag between the nodes of interest.

I found that three elements were created in the area between the crossings:
two edges of type "walking area" with non-straight lanes and an edge of
type "highway.pedestrian".

When generating pedestrian demand, they use the two walking areas described
above and they move in an unrealistic way because those walking areas are
not straight. The questions are:

   - Am I building the crossings correctly?
   - How can I easily make the walking areas straight? (I tried to move the
   nodes to different positions in JOSM and I think that using custom shapes
   
http://sumo.dlr.de/wiki/Networks/Building_Networks_from_own_XML-descriptions#Custom_shapes_for_internal_lanes.2C_crossings_and_walkingareas
   is a little difficult)

Best Regards!

-- 
Andres Felipe Acosta Gil, MSc student - Software developer
Universidad Nacional de Colombia - MedellĂ­n
Facultad de Minas
Tel: +57 (4) 4255295
Institutional e-mail: [email protected]
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