Hello
How I can set scenario file with random velocities for the following parameters:
traffic type: cbr
total nodes: 50
source nodes: 20
seed 1.0
rate 10 packets/sec
dimensions: 1000m x 1000m
pause time: 30 sec
random velocity: 0-20m/s
simulation time: 800s
Cheers
Haseeb
Hello
How I can set scenario file with random velocities for the following parameters:
traffic type: cbr
total nodes: 50
source nodes: 20
seed 1.0
rate 10 packets/sec
dimensions: 1000m x 1000m
pause time: 30 sec
random velocity: 0-20m/s
simulation time: 800s
Cheers
Haseeb
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They are never used in a classical NS scenario file.
So, how can integrate them in the NS code ? and in which file ( .cc , .tcl etc
...) ?
Any help please?
Thank you,
$ns_ at 0.0 "$node_(0) switch OFF" ;# set_X,Y,Z
$node_(0) set X_ 0.00
$node_(0) set Y_ 0.00
$node_(0) se
They are never used in a classical NS scenario file.
So, how can integrate them in the NS code ? and in which file ( .cc , .tcl etc
...) ?
Did someone encounter the same problem or have an idea and can help me please?
Thank you,
$ns_ at 0.0 "$node_(0) switch OFF" ;# set_X,Y,Z
$node_(
How can I use a scenario file in tcl script generated by
indep-utils/cmu-scen-gen/setdest ?
thanks
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Hi,
I am running my simulation for 200 nodes and 900 seconds. The mobility
scenario has been generated using the
/indep-utils/cmu-scen-gen/setdest/make-scen.csh file. The files
generated are about 116MB to 132MB. Now my question is that while
running the ns it seems to take eternity (till now 30 h
hi,
It is random way point model with 200 nodes and max speed set to
20m/sec and the area is 3000x600 meters and a pause time of 0 that
means the nodes are in continuous motion.
I specify in the tcl file as
set val(sc) "~home/setup_data/scen_out/scen-3000x600-200-0-20-1"
and ch
Thanks Kavan,
I removed all the god statements from the mobility file as my protocol
doesnot use any of the forwarding optimal information and it solved
the problem. The file loads so much faster. The only thing i wonder
now is what if i wanted that optimality information? Is there a way to