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The ‘+’ to select the data you want to have displayed.

Initially, you will see only the background layer listed. Next, click on the second icon (“Layers”) in the Controls section.

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Now the visualizer knowsĪbout our data, and we can tell it how to visualize it. Use either option to add first network.xml to the list ofĪvailable data and then. a network.xml, orĮ), or click the “+” at the bottom to select a file toīe added. Now you canĮither drag and drop files into this section (e.g. The left side of this area, you see a smaller area with 4 icons on the This is where the traffic will be visualized. Version, with a limit on the number of agents, is available forĭownload. The easiest way to visualize MATSim output is to use VIA. ThisĬontains a lot of information that can be visualized. One of the files is a so-called events file, typically Note that the GUI has a button to reach the outputĭirectory. When the simulation ran, many files were created in its outputĭirectory. These versions are typically less stable and don’t come with up-to-date documenation, but may contain new features. If you can’t get that from somewhere else, it is probably better to go through the tutorial. The main problem is how to obtain the network and in particular the so-called initial demand for your own scenario. In my (kn’s) view, one can actually get quite far in this way, i.e. To copy then into your own config file, modify them, and re-run. If there are interesting parameters, you could try

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The logfile contains, between a lot of other information, also a dump of a the full What opens is what we call the MATSim GUI.

Go the the directory where you find matsim-*.jar.

The “Standalone” version is targeted to users who want to use MATSim by editing the input files, including config.xml directly.

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You can generate a “clickable jar file” of your own code with mvn package.

If you feel the need to modify the existing MATSim source code, it is preferred that you contact use in such situations and we will try to help or implement missing extension points.

You will not be able to modify the existing MATSim source code – which, in most cases, should not be necessary.

Look at ControlerDefaultsModule (in your IDE, source is retrieved by maven) to see how MATSim is plugged together.

Again, look at matsim-code-examples for examples.

If you want/need to write your own extensions:.

Also see there for examples of how to use extensions (package extensions).

Code examples are in matsim-code-examples on github.

(optional but recommended) Connect your forked repo to travis.

An example config file is in scenarios/equil.

Eclipse: Import … –> … as maven project –> browse to dir –> accept, accept, accept.

IntelliJ: Import project –> browse to dir –> maven –> Next, Next, Next.

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No need to download the MATSim main repository.

Clone matsim-example-project into local directory.

(optional but recommended) Fork matsim-example-project.

This will automatically download MATSim, allow you to browse the source code, and keep you up-to-date with releases or snapshots. This approach targets programmers who are comfortable with Java and an IDE (e.g. Benchmark Use MATSim as a programmer out of an IDE