Hi,
the way to do it is:
net = sumolib.net.readNet('myNet.net.xml')
for edge in net.getEdges():
if edge.getID() == myedgeid:
length = edge.getLength()
You can parse the net directly but then you do not always have a length
attribute (only if there is a user defined length for the
There are three "appropriate" ways to model this type of situation and also
"inappropriate" ones.
Which of the following did you use?
1) one of the lanes does not have a connection to the next edge (vehicles
are forced to change lanes to continue)
2) junction type 'zipper'. vehicles perform
Hello,
this is currently not supported.
We'd be happy to accept a patch: https://github.com/eclipse/sumo/issues/4312
As a work-around you could monitor for vehicles that decelerate beyond
their specified decel value.
regards,
Jakob
2018-07-07 7:14 GMT+02:00 胡志强 :
> Dear sumo_users:
>
Hello,
if you are looking for examples of lateral evasion, you can look at our
sublane model tests at
https://github.com/eclipse/sumo/tree/master/tests/sumo/sublane_model
Regarding the files you sent:
- the lateral- resolution parameter was not used in your example
- lateral evasion only takes
Dear Sir / Ma'am,I am Rohan, a student at Technische Universität Kaiserslautern
and I am currently working in the field of Traffic Management using SUMO
Simulator. I am implementing a own logic of mine to control the junction
behavior of the vehicles.
I can see vehicles intersecting at the
Dear Sumo Community,
I would like to ask how it is possible to retrieve the length of an edge
through Python. Based on what I found here:
http://sumo.dlr.de/wiki/Tools/Sumolib
at the paragraph: "compute the average and median edge length in a plain xml
edge file", I wrote the following code:
for
