Thank you very much.
On Fri, Aug 3, 2018 at 1:51 PM, Jakob Erdmann wrote:
> Hello,
> I've run my own test and looked at the code again:
> The way sumo is currently implemented you will never see a duplicate ID.
> This is because the detectors in SUMO effectivly detect only the center
> line of a
Hello,
I am currently working on importing a sumo simulation into a 3D environment
by using TraciAPi. In order to create the TrafficLights, I would like to
get the 3D coordinates of the node and the lanes concerned. However,
TraciApi gives 2D position for objects different from vehicles. Do I have
Hey everyone,
I was wondering for the option --device.emissions.probabilityhow do you
choose the value, and what are the possible values, from 0 to 1?
Best regards,
José
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Hi José,
I think the probability just sets the share of vehicles which carry this
device. That should be up to you to decide whether you want a small or a
bigger sample. Probabilities are defined between 0 and 1, right.
Regards
Mirko
Am 03.08.2018 um 17:32 schrieb Jose Monreal Bailey:
Hey
Hello all,
what would be the advised way of detecting vehicles which are inside a
junction? I want to forbid some vehicles to enter a junction while
others haven't left it yet.
* One option would be to place detectors on internal lanes, which
works OK if you collect the lane ID by hand.
The only function of this device is to record emission data for individual
vehicles and put them into the tripinfo-output file.
2018-08-03 18:47 GMT+02:00 Mirko Barthauer :
> Hi José,
>
> I think the probability just sets the share of vehicles which carry this
> device. That should be up to you t
You can retrieve the ids of internal lanes by using sumolib in your traci
script. Every connection object supports the call getViaLaneID().
Alternatively you can use traci.lane.getLinks() which includes the id of
the target lane beyond the junction as well as the internal lane in its
result.
rega
