Module examples.xodr.adjustable_planview
scenariogeneration https://github.com/pyoscx/scenariogeneration
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Example how to utilze AdjustablePlanview to make a loop with to difficult geometries to manually calculate
Some features used:
-
AdjustablePlanview
-
CommonJunctionCreator
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"""
scenariogeneration
https://github.com/pyoscx/scenariogeneration
This Source Code Form is subject to the terms of the Mozilla Public
License, v. 2.0. If a copy of the MPL was not distributed with this
file, You can obtain one at https://mozilla.org/MPL/2.0/.
Copyright (c) 2023 The scenariogeneration Authors.
Example how to utilze AdjustablePlanview to make a loop with to difficult geometries to manually calculate
Some features used:
- AdjustablePlanview
- CommonJunctionCreator
"""
from scenariogeneration import xodr, prettyprint, ScenarioGenerator
class Scenario(ScenarioGenerator):
def __init__(self):
super().__init__()
def road(self, **kwargs):
## create 3 roads
road1 = xodr.create_road(
[xodr.Line(30), xodr.Spiral(-0.00001, -0.035, 200)], 1, 2, 2
)
road2 = xodr.create_road(xodr.Line(100), 2, 2, 2)
road3 = xodr.create_road(xodr.Line(100), 3, 2, 2)
## make a common junction
jc = xodr.CommonJunctionCreator(100, "my junc")
jc.add_incoming_road_cartesian_geometry(road1, 0, 0, 0, "successor")
jc.add_incoming_road_cartesian_geometry(road2, 30, 0, -3.14, "predecessor")
jc.add_incoming_road_cartesian_geometry(road3, 15, 15, -3.14 / 2, "successor")
jc.add_connection(1, 2)
jc.add_connection(3, 2)
jc.add_connection(3, 1)
## make a forth road to connect two of the roads connected to the junction
# since road1 has a Spiral as one geometry, it is very hard to determine the geometry of road4
# instead use AdjustablePlanview as geometry!
road4 = xodr.create_road(xodr.AdjustablePlanview(100), 4, 2, 2)
# add predecessors and successors to the roads
road4.add_predecessor(xodr.ElementType.road, 2, xodr.ContactPoint.end)
road4.add_successor(xodr.ElementType.road, 1, xodr.ContactPoint.start)
road2.add_successor(xodr.ElementType.road, 4, xodr.ContactPoint.start)
road1.add_predecessor(xodr.ElementType.road, 4, xodr.ContactPoint.end)
## add roads to OpenDrive
odr = xodr.OpenDrive("my road")
odr.add_road(road1)
odr.add_road(road2)
odr.add_road(road3)
odr.add_road(road4)
odr.add_junction_creator(jc)
## Adjust initial positions of the roads looking at succ-pred logic
odr.adjust_roads_and_lanes()
return odr
if __name__ == "__main__":
sce = Scenario()
# Print the resulting xml
prettyprint(sce.road().get_element())
# write the OpenDRIVE file as xosc using current script name
sce.generate(".")
# uncomment the following lines to display the scenario using esmini
# from scenariogeneration import esmini
# esmini(sce,os.path.join('esmini'))
Classes
class Scenario
-
ScenarioTemplate is a class that should be inherited by a Scenario class in order to generate xodr and xosc files based on pyoscx and pyodrx
Two main uses, in your generation class define self.parameters as either as - a dict of lists, where the lists are the values you want to sweep over, all permutations of these sets will be generated - a list of dicts, where the dicts are identical and each element in the list is one scenario
Attributes
road_file (str): name of the roadfile parameters (dict of lists, or list of dicts): parameter sets to be used naming (str): two options "numerical" or "parameter" generate_all_roads (bool): will only generate unique roads number_of_parallel_writings (int): parallelize the writing of the xml files Default: 1 (no parallelization) basename (str): basename of the scenariofiles, Default: name of file encoding (str): encoding of the outputs Default:
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class Scenario(ScenarioGenerator): def __init__(self): super().__init__() def road(self, **kwargs): ## create 3 roads road1 = xodr.create_road( [xodr.Line(30), xodr.Spiral(-0.00001, -0.035, 200)], 1, 2, 2 ) road2 = xodr.create_road(xodr.Line(100), 2, 2, 2) road3 = xodr.create_road(xodr.Line(100), 3, 2, 2) ## make a common junction jc = xodr.CommonJunctionCreator(100, "my junc") jc.add_incoming_road_cartesian_geometry(road1, 0, 0, 0, "successor") jc.add_incoming_road_cartesian_geometry(road2, 30, 0, -3.14, "predecessor") jc.add_incoming_road_cartesian_geometry(road3, 15, 15, -3.14 / 2, "successor") jc.add_connection(1, 2) jc.add_connection(3, 2) jc.add_connection(3, 1) ## make a forth road to connect two of the roads connected to the junction # since road1 has a Spiral as one geometry, it is very hard to determine the geometry of road4 # instead use AdjustablePlanview as geometry! road4 = xodr.create_road(xodr.AdjustablePlanview(100), 4, 2, 2) # add predecessors and successors to the roads road4.add_predecessor(xodr.ElementType.road, 2, xodr.ContactPoint.end) road4.add_successor(xodr.ElementType.road, 1, xodr.ContactPoint.start) road2.add_successor(xodr.ElementType.road, 4, xodr.ContactPoint.start) road1.add_predecessor(xodr.ElementType.road, 4, xodr.ContactPoint.end) ## add roads to OpenDrive odr = xodr.OpenDrive("my road") odr.add_road(road1) odr.add_road(road2) odr.add_road(road3) odr.add_road(road4) odr.add_junction_creator(jc) ## Adjust initial positions of the roads looking at succ-pred logic odr.adjust_roads_and_lanes() return odr
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