Module examples.xodr.junction_with_varying_lane_widths
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Example how to create a more customized junction with different widths of lanes, using basic classes
Some features used
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CommonJunctionCreator
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Lane
Classes
class Scenario
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class Scenario(ScenarioGenerator): def __init__(self): super().__init__() def road(self, **kwargs): # create road_1 road_1_geo = xodr.Line(60.0) road_1_pv = xodr.PlanView(x_start=0.0, y_start=0.0, h_start=0.0) road_1_pv.add_geometry(road_1_geo) road_1_left_lane_1 = xodr.Lane(a=4.0) road_1_right_lane_1 = xodr.Lane(a=2.0) road_1_right_lane_2 = xodr.Lane(a=4.0) road_1_center_lane = xodr.Lane() road_1_lane_section = xodr.LaneSection(0.0, road_1_center_lane) road_1_lane_section.add_left_lane(road_1_left_lane_1) road_1_lane_section.add_right_lane(road_1_right_lane_1) road_1_lane_section.add_right_lane(road_1_right_lane_2) road_1_lanes = xodr.Lanes() road_1_lanes.add_lanesection(road_1_lane_section) road_1 = xodr.Road(road_id=1, planview=road_1_pv, lanes=road_1_lanes) # create road_2 road_2_geo = xodr.Line(60.0) road_2_pv = xodr.PlanView( x_start=100.0, y_start=-40.0, h_start=-np.pi / 2 ) road_2_pv.add_geometry(road_2_geo) road_2_left_lane_1 = xodr.Lane(a=1.0) road_2_right_lane_1 = xodr.Lane(a=5.0) road_2_right_lane_2 = xodr.Lane(a=8.0) road_2_center_lane = xodr.Lane() road_2_lane_section = xodr.LaneSection(0.0, road_2_center_lane) road_2_lane_section.add_left_lane(road_2_left_lane_1) road_2_lane_section.add_right_lane(road_2_right_lane_1) road_2_lane_section.add_right_lane(road_2_right_lane_2) road_2_lanes = xodr.Lanes() road_2_lanes.add_lanesection(road_2_lane_section) road_2 = xodr.Road(road_id=2, planview=road_2_pv, lanes=road_2_lanes) # add the roads to odr class odr = xodr.OpenDrive("myroad") odr.add_road(road_1) odr.add_road(road_2) # create junction junction_creator = xodr.CommonJunctionCreator( id=1, name="junction_1", startnum=3, ) junction_creator.add_incoming_road_cartesian_geometry( road_1, x=0.0, y=0.0, heading=0.0, road_connection="successor" ) junction_creator.add_incoming_road_cartesian_geometry( road_2, x=40.0, y=-40.0, heading=np.pi / 2, road_connection="predecessor", ) # create connections junction_creator.add_connection( road_one_id=1, road_two_id=2, lane_one_id=1, lane_two_id=1 ) junction_creator.add_connection( road_one_id=1, road_two_id=2, lane_one_id=-1, lane_two_id=-1 ) junction_creator.add_connection( road_one_id=1, road_two_id=2, lane_one_id=-2, lane_two_id=-2 ) # add the junction creator odr.add_junction_creator(junction_creator) odr.adjust_roads_and_lanes() return odr
ScenarioTemplate is a class that should be inherited by a Scenario class in order to generate xodr and xosc files based on the submodules xodr and xosc
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[list], list[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
basename
:str
- basename of the scenariofiles, default: name of file
encoding
:str
- encoding of the outputs, default: utf-8
Ancestors
Inherited members