Hi Jakob,
thank you for your answer, but Im afraid, that I dont quite understand this
attribute still. I might be wrong, but could it be, that the letters you used
(A,B,C) are a bit mixed up? Did you mean it this way?
"Consider two vehicles A and B in the main flow with time gap T and a vehic
Yes and No.
- a) and c) are computed from context values. ( Please excuse the typo)
- d) does refer to the gap between the merging vehicle C and the second
vehicle on the main flow B (Please exuse the typo)
- b) really does refer to the minimum time gap between the leading vehicle
on the main flow
Dear all,
Regarding to traffic lights, I was reading the wiki, and I saw the
following example of TLS program,
>From each of the phases, how can I read what it means the state and the
duration?
How can I tell from that example th
Hi José,
the string "state" contains the state for all links the are controlled
by this traffic light. Each char sets the state for a link (or multiple
links with the same index).
For the meaning of the chars, see:
http://www.sumo.dlr.de/daily/pydoc/traci._trafficlight.html#TrafficLightDomai
Dear all,
I am running a sumo simulation using traci. Because of some bad values in
the parameters the vehicles experience huge delays. These vehicles are
teleported by sumo. Is it possible to detect these so that I can stop the
simulation if such teleports occur? I do not want to wait till the
si
Thank you Menno
On Mon, 2 Jul 2018 at 12:05, Menno van der Woude
wrote:
> Hi José,
>
> the string "state" contains the state for all links the are controlled
> by this traffic light. Each char sets the state for a link (or multiple
> links with the same index).
>
> For the meaning of the chars,
you can use traci.simulation.getStartingTeleportNumber() to detect
teleports.
Altenatively, traci.simulation.getStartingTeleportIDList() gives you the
ids of teleporting vehicles.
regards,
Jakob
2018-07-02 13:09 GMT+02:00 Sneha Konnur :
> Dear all,
>
> I am running a sumo simulation using traci.
Dear SUMO Community,
I tried generate a new trip and a new vehicle using the example written in the
following page:
http://sumo.dlr.de/wiki/TraCI/Interfacing_TraCI_from_Python
At the beginning, to understand how it works I decided to keep things simple
and used a minimal map (attached).
The line
Hello,
1) adding a route only succeeds if the name is not already used by another
route. Therefore, adding the same route again and again in a loop cannot
work. The resulting error is not fatal, however. You can catch the
TraCIException and continue with your script.
2) adding a trip (a route with
