Worked like a charm, Jakob.
Thanks.
Em ter., 28 de mar. de 2023 às 03:21, Jakob Erdmann
escreveu:
> Here is what happens:
> - your network has disconnected components
> - when you generate intermediate locations, there is a high probability
> that some of them are in different components of the
Here is what happens:
- your network has disconnected components
- when you generate intermediate locations, there is a high probability
that some of them are in different components of the network
- walks between disconnected are invalid and rejected when generating the
route file
Here is the sol
calling randomTrips with your options creates 50 persons as expected.
Since your prior script references a different network
(data/test.net.xml.gz) and also calls a test.sumocfg that you did not
include, these are candidates where your problem may originate.
Am Fr., 24. März 2023 um 21:04 Uhr sch
This might happen if the network doesn't allow pedestrians. You can
probably figure it out yourself by playing around with the test cases for
randomTrips:
https://sumo.dlr.de/extractTest.php?path=tools/trip/randomTrips/persons
If it's still unclear after that, feel free to provide the network file.
Hello.
Is it possible to have control about the simulation's time?
With this code I can have 50 pedestrians walking in a network in a random
way:
randomTrips.main(randomTrips.get_options([
'--net-file', 'data/test.net.xml.gz',
'--route-file', 'test.pedestrians.rou.xml',
