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Using additional Polygons and POIs within the Simulation

Example of using polygons and POIs; from Traffic Online, area#1

Since version 0.9.4, it is possible to include geometry files into the additional files section of a simulation configuration which contain definition of polygons or points of interest. These shapes are currently meant to improve a simulation's appearence and to allow an easier debugging. No special interaction with them is implemented, yet.

Both polygons and points of interest may be located within a "layer". Shapes with lowest layer values are below those with a higher layer number. The network itself is drawn as layer 0. An additional file may contain definitions for both points of interest and polygons.

Geometrical objects may either be defined "by hand" or imported using POLYCONVERT. A valid geometry-file can be given to SUMO as one of the additional files (option: --additional-files <FILE>). For usage within SUMO-GUI, you have to add it to the list of additional files to load within the used SUMO configuration file.

Definitions

The geometrical objects (POIs, polygons) are stored one by one into an "additional file". Currently, the root element may arbitary.


Polygon Definitions

A polygon is defined as following: <poly id="<POLYGON_ID>" type="<TYPENAME>" color="<COLOR>" fill="<FILL_OPTION>" layer="<LAYER_NO>" shape="<2D-POSITION>[ <2D-POSITION>]*"/>

These attributes have the following meanings:

Attribute Name Value Type Description
id id (string) The id (a unique name) of the polygon
color color The RGBA color with which the polygon shall be displayed; see <COLOR> for details
shape 2D position list The shape of the polygon
fill bool An information whether the polygon shall be filled; optional bool, default: false
layer float The layer in which the polygon lies; optional
type string A typename for the polygon.
imgFile string A bitmap to use for rendering this polygon

POI (Point of interest) Definitions

A point-of-interest is defined as following: <poi id="<POLYGON_ID>" type="<TYPENAME>" color="<RED>,<GREEN>,<BLUE>" layer="<LAYER_NO>" [(x="<X_POS>" y="<Y_POS>") | (lane="<LANE_ID>" pos="<LANE_POS>")]/>

It means that the position a point-of-interest is located at may be given either using explicite x/y-coordinates or a lane name and a position on this lane. So, the attributes have the following meanings:

Attribute Name Value Type Description
id id (string) The id (a unique name) of the polygon
color color The color with which the poi shall be displayed; <RED>, <GREEN>, and <BLUE> must be floating point numbers between 0 and 1. They are devided using a ',' (no space); optional, default "1,0,0"
x(*) float The position of the poi along the x-axis in meters
y(*) float The position of the poi along the y-axis in meters
lane(*) id (string) The name of the lane the poi is located at; the lane must be a part of the loaded network
pos(*) float The position on the named lane at which the poi is located at
lon(*) float The geo-position of the poi along the east-west axis in degrees
lat(*) float The geo-position of the poi along the north-south axis in degrees
fill bool An information whether the polygon shall be filled; default: false
type string A typename for the poi.
layer float the layer of the poi for drawing and selecting.
imgFile string A bitmap to use for rendering this poi
width float width of rendered image in meters
height float height of rendered image in meters
angle float angle of rendered image in degree

(*) Either x/y or lane/pos or lon/lat must be given

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This page was last modified on 30 April 2013, at 09:00.