Hello Yousif,
I understand that you want to add road bumps to your scenario, it is possible to add road bumps to a driving scenario in the MATLAB driving scenario designer to test an active suspension system.
One approach is to add a `roadMarking` object to the road segment and use it to define a series of small bumps. You can adjust the height and width of the bumps to match your requirements. Here's an example code snippet that adds a series of bumps to a straight road segment:
% Create a straight road segment
roadsegment = roadSegment('Segment1','SegmentLength',50);
% Define road markings to create bumps
bumpWidth = 1; % m
bumpHeight = 0.05; % m
numBumps = 10;
markings = cell(numBumps,1);
for i = 1:numBumps
xPosition = (i-1)*(roadsegment.SegmentLength/numBumps) + bumpWidth/2;
yPosition = bumpHeight/2;
markings{i} = roadMarking('Bumps','Width',bumpWidth,'Height',bumpHeight,...
'Color',[250 128 114]/255,'XPosition',xPosition,...
'YPosition',yPosition);
end
roadsegment.Markings = [roadsegment.Markings; markings];
This code creates a straight road segment of length 50 m and adds 10 road markings with bumpWidth of 1 m and bumpHeight of 0.05 m. The bumps are positioned at equal intervals along the segment, and are shaded in a reddish color ([250 128 114]/255).
You can modify this code to add bumps to any road segment in your driving scenario, and adjust the bump size and position as needed to test the active suspension system.
