Sumo-web3d does not show cars and road signs on the 3D world : how to apply some solutions












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I've just created my first simulation with SUMO succesfully,as you can see below :



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I want to create a 3D enviroment where the cars can drive. I read that it can be done with sumo-web3d. To do that I gave the following command :



C:UsersvirtuOneDriveDesktopSUMOxml>sumo-web3d -c usersvirtuonedrivedesktopsumoxmlmap.sumo.cfg
Listening on:
127.0.0.1:5000 (HTTP)
127.0.0.1:5678 (WebSockets)

Switching to map.sumo.cfg
Executing C:Program Files (x86)EclipseSumobinsumo -c c:usersvirtuonedrivedesktopsumoxmlmap.sumo.cfg
Loading configuration... done.
Step #0.00C:Program Files (x86)EclipseSumotoolstracidomain.py:113: UserWarning: The domain trafficlights is deprecated, use trafficlight instead.
self._name, self._deprecatedFor)) # , DeprecationWarning)
Step #1.00000.00*RT, ~0.00UPS, TraCI: 13ms, vehicles TOT 0 ACT 0 BUF


BUT this is what happened :



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as you can see,only 1 light is visible. I don't see any car or other road signals that I see with sumo. The possible solutions are here :



https://github.com/sidewalklabs/sumo-web3d/issues/10



For example https://github.com/namdre says :



To adapt to the traci protocoll changes, it should be sufficient to install version 1.0.1 of the python traci library in the pip package (or just import traci via the SUMO_HOME variable as explained at http://sumo.dlr.de/wiki/TraCI/Interfacing_TraCI_from_Python#importing_traci_in_a_script)



Or on the ML,Eugene Vinitsky says :



If you have any version past 0.32.0 sumo web3d does not work due to changes in how subscriptions are called. The change is relatively small, just change the subscription calls so that they are passed the vehicle/traffic light ids.



Since I'm not a developer at all,I really don't understand what should I do to fix the problem. Can someone explains to me more carefully,step by step ? I'm on Windows 10. Very thanks.










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    I've just created my first simulation with SUMO succesfully,as you can see below :



    1



    I want to create a 3D enviroment where the cars can drive. I read that it can be done with sumo-web3d. To do that I gave the following command :



    C:UsersvirtuOneDriveDesktopSUMOxml>sumo-web3d -c usersvirtuonedrivedesktopsumoxmlmap.sumo.cfg
    Listening on:
    127.0.0.1:5000 (HTTP)
    127.0.0.1:5678 (WebSockets)

    Switching to map.sumo.cfg
    Executing C:Program Files (x86)EclipseSumobinsumo -c c:usersvirtuonedrivedesktopsumoxmlmap.sumo.cfg
    Loading configuration... done.
    Step #0.00C:Program Files (x86)EclipseSumotoolstracidomain.py:113: UserWarning: The domain trafficlights is deprecated, use trafficlight instead.
    self._name, self._deprecatedFor)) # , DeprecationWarning)
    Step #1.00000.00*RT, ~0.00UPS, TraCI: 13ms, vehicles TOT 0 ACT 0 BUF


    BUT this is what happened :



    2



    as you can see,only 1 light is visible. I don't see any car or other road signals that I see with sumo. The possible solutions are here :



    https://github.com/sidewalklabs/sumo-web3d/issues/10



    For example https://github.com/namdre says :



    To adapt to the traci protocoll changes, it should be sufficient to install version 1.0.1 of the python traci library in the pip package (or just import traci via the SUMO_HOME variable as explained at http://sumo.dlr.de/wiki/TraCI/Interfacing_TraCI_from_Python#importing_traci_in_a_script)



    Or on the ML,Eugene Vinitsky says :



    If you have any version past 0.32.0 sumo web3d does not work due to changes in how subscriptions are called. The change is relatively small, just change the subscription calls so that they are passed the vehicle/traffic light ids.



    Since I'm not a developer at all,I really don't understand what should I do to fix the problem. Can someone explains to me more carefully,step by step ? I'm on Windows 10. Very thanks.










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      I've just created my first simulation with SUMO succesfully,as you can see below :



      1



      I want to create a 3D enviroment where the cars can drive. I read that it can be done with sumo-web3d. To do that I gave the following command :



      C:UsersvirtuOneDriveDesktopSUMOxml>sumo-web3d -c usersvirtuonedrivedesktopsumoxmlmap.sumo.cfg
      Listening on:
      127.0.0.1:5000 (HTTP)
      127.0.0.1:5678 (WebSockets)

      Switching to map.sumo.cfg
      Executing C:Program Files (x86)EclipseSumobinsumo -c c:usersvirtuonedrivedesktopsumoxmlmap.sumo.cfg
      Loading configuration... done.
      Step #0.00C:Program Files (x86)EclipseSumotoolstracidomain.py:113: UserWarning: The domain trafficlights is deprecated, use trafficlight instead.
      self._name, self._deprecatedFor)) # , DeprecationWarning)
      Step #1.00000.00*RT, ~0.00UPS, TraCI: 13ms, vehicles TOT 0 ACT 0 BUF


      BUT this is what happened :



      2



      as you can see,only 1 light is visible. I don't see any car or other road signals that I see with sumo. The possible solutions are here :



      https://github.com/sidewalklabs/sumo-web3d/issues/10



      For example https://github.com/namdre says :



      To adapt to the traci protocoll changes, it should be sufficient to install version 1.0.1 of the python traci library in the pip package (or just import traci via the SUMO_HOME variable as explained at http://sumo.dlr.de/wiki/TraCI/Interfacing_TraCI_from_Python#importing_traci_in_a_script)



      Or on the ML,Eugene Vinitsky says :



      If you have any version past 0.32.0 sumo web3d does not work due to changes in how subscriptions are called. The change is relatively small, just change the subscription calls so that they are passed the vehicle/traffic light ids.



      Since I'm not a developer at all,I really don't understand what should I do to fix the problem. Can someone explains to me more carefully,step by step ? I'm on Windows 10. Very thanks.










      share|improve this question














      I've just created my first simulation with SUMO succesfully,as you can see below :



      1



      I want to create a 3D enviroment where the cars can drive. I read that it can be done with sumo-web3d. To do that I gave the following command :



      C:UsersvirtuOneDriveDesktopSUMOxml>sumo-web3d -c usersvirtuonedrivedesktopsumoxmlmap.sumo.cfg
      Listening on:
      127.0.0.1:5000 (HTTP)
      127.0.0.1:5678 (WebSockets)

      Switching to map.sumo.cfg
      Executing C:Program Files (x86)EclipseSumobinsumo -c c:usersvirtuonedrivedesktopsumoxmlmap.sumo.cfg
      Loading configuration... done.
      Step #0.00C:Program Files (x86)EclipseSumotoolstracidomain.py:113: UserWarning: The domain trafficlights is deprecated, use trafficlight instead.
      self._name, self._deprecatedFor)) # , DeprecationWarning)
      Step #1.00000.00*RT, ~0.00UPS, TraCI: 13ms, vehicles TOT 0 ACT 0 BUF


      BUT this is what happened :



      2



      as you can see,only 1 light is visible. I don't see any car or other road signals that I see with sumo. The possible solutions are here :



      https://github.com/sidewalklabs/sumo-web3d/issues/10



      For example https://github.com/namdre says :



      To adapt to the traci protocoll changes, it should be sufficient to install version 1.0.1 of the python traci library in the pip package (or just import traci via the SUMO_HOME variable as explained at http://sumo.dlr.de/wiki/TraCI/Interfacing_TraCI_from_Python#importing_traci_in_a_script)



      Or on the ML,Eugene Vinitsky says :



      If you have any version past 0.32.0 sumo web3d does not work due to changes in how subscriptions are called. The change is relatively small, just change the subscription calls so that they are passed the vehicle/traffic light ids.



      Since I'm not a developer at all,I really don't understand what should I do to fix the problem. Can someone explains to me more carefully,step by step ? I'm on Windows 10. Very thanks.







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