# setup.py install should from the directoty at which the setup.py file is located (working directory). The brackets return the working direcory back to previous position.
* 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`.
- Configured 1-click-deployment in ".gitlab-ci.yml".
* In short: Vadere is packaged as a single ZIP file containing following build artifacts: README.md VadereModelTests/ VadereGui/target/vadere.jar VadereSimulator/target/vadere-console.jar
* In short: Vadere is packaged as a single ZIP file containing following build artifacts: README.md VadereModelTests/ VadereGui/target/vadere-gui.jar VadereSimulator/target/vadere-console.jar
* Vadere is packaged for GNU/Linux and Microsoft Windows.
* The ZIP file can be accessed on the website via: http://www.vadere.org/releases/
* The website's filesystem contains three subdirectories for releases:
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- Logging API did *not* change. Each log level has an additional String formater
method like `log.errorf("Erron in %s with value of x: %d","ClassA", 42)`
- Added script "osm2vadere.py" to "Tools" folder, to convert OpenStreetMap maps to a Vadere topography. (929d4775: Tools).
-`VadereConsole`: Add option `--logname <filename>` to specify the name for the log file.
Please note that the log file `log.out` is always written (because this file is configured
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### Changed
- Renamed Vadere JAR files.
* vadere.jar -> vadere-gui.jar
* postvis.jar -> vadere-postvis.jar
* vadere-console.jar -> remained unchanged
- Migration to Java 11 (OpenJDK).
- Removed directory `Documentation/version-control` which contained the Git hooks. The Git hooks are not required anymore. Instead, added `git rev-parse HEAD` to file `VadereSimulator/pom.xml` to create `VadereSimulator/resources/current_commit_hash.txt` during each build via `mvn compile`.
**Note:** The file `current_commit_hash.txt` is created during Maven's validation phase, i.e., before the actual build.
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**Note:** The file `current_commit_hash.txt` is created during Maven's validation phase, i.e., before the actual build.
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The ZIP file contains:
***README.md** - this README file.
***vadere.jar** - provides Vadere with a GUI.
***vadere_console.jar** - provides the command line version of Vadere and allows easy integration into other applications.
***vadere-gui.jar** - provides the GUI version of Vadere.
***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 Oracle Java 8.
To execute the `.jar` files it is highly recommended to use Java 11 (OpenJDK).
### Build from Source
#### Dependencies
* Java 8
* Java 11 (OpenJDK recommended)
* Maven 3.0
* Git
* OpenCL (optional but recommended)
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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)
* OpenCL Drivers for your device
* 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.
Both should be offered by the vendor of your device. The device can be a CPU as well as a GPU (recommanded). For example if you have a NVIDIA GPU updating your drivers should be enough to install both components.
Vadere will search for the best device which is supported. On a desktop workstation this should be your video card (GPU). If there is no device 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/).
