- Scenario elements like obstacles and targets can now be resized using the mouse in the topography creator tab (first, select element via left-click and then move mouse to one of its edges to get the resize handles).
- Draw also Voronoi diagram in `TikeGenerator`.
- Draw also Voronoi diagram in `TikzGenerator`.
- Added new scenario element `AbsorbingArea` to absorb agents immediately.
* The new scenario element can be selected in `TopographyCreator` via the "emergency exit" button.
* The new scenario element is also taken into account by `SettingsDialaog` and `TikzGenerator`.
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will check for overlapping `ScenarioElements` and check for inconsistence
settings such as missing TargetIDs for sources or inconsistenct speed ranges
for pedestrians. See this
[table](Documentation/changelLogImages/TopographyCheckerMessages.md) for
[table](Documentation/changelog/TopographyCheckerMessages.md) for
supported warnings and erros as well as this
[picture](Documentation/changelLogImages/TopographyChecker.png) to see which
[picture](Documentation/changelog/TopographyChecker.png) to see which
kind of overlap produces erros or warnings.
-`VadereConsole`: Add `--output-dir [on, off]` (default: `on`) switch to `scenario-run`
sub-command. This will will turn the ScenarioChecker on or off for the command
Vadere uses computer's video card to speed up some computations. Therefore, following OpenCL components should be installed:
* the OpenCL Installable Client Driver loader also called ICD loader (Opencl.dll for Windows and libOpenCL.so for Linux)
* drivers for your device(s)
Both should be offered by the vendor of your device (often there are also open-source solutions). The device can be a CPU as well as a GPU (recommanded). For example, if you have a NVIDIA GPU instaling your drivers should be enough to install both components.
Vadere will search for the best suiable device which is supported. On a desktop workstation this should be your video card (GPU). If there is no device supporting OpenCL Vadere will use a plain and slower Java-implementation instead.
Please, use following instructions to set up the OpenCL components for your operating system:
* Windows: For further information using OpenCL on Windows read the paragraph Running an OpenCL application [click here](https://streamcomputing.eu/blog/2015-03-16/how-to-install-opencl-on-windows/).
* OS X: OpenCL is pre-installed for OS X.
* Linux: Please refer to the installation manual of your Linux distribution.
@@ -24,13 +24,19 @@ The Vadere framework includes a mesh generator for unstructured high-quality 2D
## Installation
### Download Releases
### Dependencies
* Java 11 (OpenJDK recommended)
* OpenCL (optional but recommended -> see the [install instructions](https://gitlab.lrz.de/vadere/vadere/tree/master/Documentation/installation/OpenCL-Installation.md) for details)
***vadere-console.jar** - provides the command line version of Vadere and allows easy integration into other applications.
***VadereModelTests** - contains test scenarios for pedestrian locomotion models. Note: The tests are also useful for a "getting started" (see below "Run Built-In Examples" for details).
To execute the `.jar` files it is highly recommended to use Java 11 (OpenJDK).
### Run the Application
1. Start the Application: After building the application, you can start Vadere by running `java -jar VadereGui/target/vadere-gui.jar`.
2. (If you only want to use the Postvisualization-Tool you can do so by running `java -jar VadereGui/target/postvis.jar`).
### Run Built-In Examples
With the following steps, you can run a simulation with one of the built-in examples from [VadereModelTests](VadereModelTests):
- start Vadere
-*Project* > *Open*
- choose `vadere.project` of one of the projects e.g. [TestOSM](https://gitlab.lrz.de/vadere/vadere/tree/master/VadereModelTests/TestOSM) and click *open*
- select the scenario on the left and press *run selected scenario*
### Build from Source
## Build from Source
#### Dependencies
### Dependencies
* Java 11 (OpenJDK recommended)
* Maven 3.0
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**Note:** Please, ensure that the Git executable can be found in the `PATH` variable of your operating system.
#### Install OpenCL (optional but recommended)
Vadere uses computer's video card to speed up some computations. Therefore, following OpenCL components should be installed:
* the OpenCL Installable Client Driver loader also called ICD loader (Opencl.dll for Windows and libOpenCL.so for Linux)
* drivers for your device(s)
### Build Instructions
Both should be offered by the vendor of your device (often there are also open-source solutions). The device can be a CPU as well as a GPU (recommanded). For example, if you have a NVIDIA GPU instaling your drivers should be enough to install both components.
Vadere will search for the best suiable device which is supported. On a desktop workstation this should be your video card (GPU). If there is no device supporting OpenCL Vadere will use a plain and slower Java-implementation instead.
Please, use following instructions to set up the OpenCL components for your operating system:
* Windows: For further information using OpenCL on Windows read the paragraph Running an OpenCL application [click here](https://streamcomputing.eu/blog/2015-03-16/how-to-install-opencl-on-windows/).
* OS X: OpenCL is pre-installed for OS X.
* Linux: Please refer to the installation manual of your Linux distribution.
1. Get the Source: Run `git clone https://gitlab.lrz.de/vadere/vadere.git`.
2. Build the Application: Go to the project directory and run `mvn clean package` (or `mvn clean package -Dmaven.test.skip` if you want to skip the unit tests). This will build `vadere.jar`, `vadere-console.jar` and `postvis.jar`.
3. Start the Application: After building the application, you can start Vadere by running `java -jar VadereGui/target/vadere.jar`.
4. (If you only want to use the Postvisualization-Tool you can do so by running `java -jar VadereGui/target/postvis.jar`).
## Run Built-In Examples
With the following steps, you can run a simulation with one of the built-in examples from [VadereModelTests](VadereModelTests):
- start Vadere
-*Project* > *Open*
- choose `vadere.project` of one of the projects e.g. [TestOSM](https://gitlab.lrz.de/vadere/vadere/tree/master/VadereModelTests/TestOSM) and click *open*
- select the scenario on the left and press *run selected scenario*
