On Mon, 15 Dec 2003, Mathias Exner wrote:
> > Example 1: agent went from node 1531 to node 1303. Kernel stopped him on
> > road 528. PositionExtra is 6634. 1531 is tail of road 528, length of road
> > is 13000.
> > Everything seems OK if positionExtra is zero on the head of the road.
> Yes, a positionExtra of zero corresponds to the head of the road.
>
> > Example 2: agent went from node 1388 to node 927. Kernel stopped him on
> > road 583. PositionExtra is 3123. 1388 is head of road 583, length of road
> > 927 is 6000. But the agent stands behind the middle (behind blockade) of
> > the road.
> I checked this and according to my tool, the length of Road 583 is 6248.
> As middle position for this road we thus get if 3124, so a positionExtra
> of 3123 is nearer to the head, which is correct.
>
> Why the positionExtra is so close to the middle could have different
> reasons, e.g. the agent was stopped because of movement restriction (the
> agent may not be able to complete the movement in one turn because the
> path was too long), because of other agents, that blocked his movement
> or because there was only a small block.
>
> Other (perhaps more) important missing features would be:
> * Information about why the movement stopped,
> e.g. blockade, end of movement or other agents
> * Information of the objects (roads, nodes and buildings) actually
> moved over.
I foud out that we had parsed the length property in an incorrect way. Now
everything seems to be all right.
Thank you very much,
Petr Benda
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