Thanks Jakob,
I have managed to simulate via NS3 the exact number of nodes as you suggested. But the nodes don't seem to move in the simulation via NetAnim. In fact, the simulation appears to run correctly ("sim" image) but nodes don't seem to move in NetAnim
("netanim" image), do you know what can be happening here? I don't know if this question relates to your field of expertise (I think it's not) but I'll be grateful if you could point me to semeone how can help me with this issue.
Ph.D. Student at La Salle Barcelona - Ramon Llull University
Hello,
then randomTrips tools with the mentioned parameters -p 1.4 -e 1000 generates ceil(1000/1.4) = 715 vehicle trips.
If your network is fully connected then all of these trips are valid so this is the number of vehicle you will see (not all at the same time, however).
The warning regarding nodes without mobility results from trips that are invalid (which likely happens when picking origin and destination randomly). Thus the sequence of ids in the rou.xml file is not continuous. To find out the total number,
either run sumo with the option --verbose (which will list the total number of vehicles) or run 'grep -c "<vehicle " cars.rou.xml'
If you need a fixed number of vehicles in your simulation, see
http://sumo.dlr.de/wiki/FAQ#How_do_I_maintain_a_constant_number_of_vehicles_in_the_net.3F
regards,
Jakob
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