How do I create "Junction ID" & "Road ID" in RoadRunner?

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예은 2024-7-18

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评论： Umar 2024-7-19

I am using RoadRunner R2024a right now, and I want to assign road IDs to the roads I generate and junction IDs to the junctions.

If you look at the link below,

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RDF0rFmp3dQ

at 4:42, you can see junction IDs and road IDs in the attributes.

Even if I follow the video exactly, nothing appears in my attributes.

So I looked at the answer of other person who asked similar question.

It says I have to buy matlab and automated driving toolbox, but that costs too much money.

I just want to add something simple like an ID to the attributes.

Is there really no way other than buying matlab and the toolbox?

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Umar 2024-7-18

编辑：Angelo Yeo 2024-7-18

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Hi 예은,

No problem, glad to help out. Please see my response to your questions below.

Question: If I create a custom script and apply it to RoadRunner, can I confirm the IDs of the roads and junctions created by RoadRunner in their attributes?

Yes, by creating a custom script in Matlab, you can extract and confirm these IDs. Here's a simple example to demonstrate how you can achieve this:

% Assuming 'road' and 'junction' are the objects containing road and junction attributes
% Accessing the ID of a road
roadID = road.ID;
% Accessing the ID of a junction
junctionID = junction.ID;
disp(['Road ID: ', num2str(roadID)]);
disp(['Junction ID: ', num2str(junctionID)]);

By running this script in Matlab after applying it to RoadRunner, you can verify the IDs of the roads and junctions created by RoadRunner in their attributes.

Question: how do I create a custom script and apply it to RoadRunner?

Write your custom script in Matlab, ensuring it performs the desired operations or functions. Save the script with a meaningful name and the .m extension. In RoadRunner, use the run function to execute your custom script.

Here is an example of a simple custom script in Matlab that multiplies two numbers:

% Custom Script: multiply_numbers.m
num1 = 5;
num2 = 10;
result = num1 * num2;
disp(['The result of multiplying ', num2str(num1), ' and ', num2str(num2), ' is ', num2str(result)]);
After saving this script as multiply_numbers.m, you can run it in RoadRunner using the run function:
run('multiply_numbers.m');

This will execute the script and display the result in the RoadRunner environment.

Hope following these steps will help you get started with your project now. Please let me know if you have any further questions.

예은 2024-7-19

I'm sorry, I think I'm lost here.

Firstly, I didn't use "addpath('full_path_to_directory_containing_multiply_numbers.m');" exactly.

Instead, I used the path where the multiply_numbers.m file is located, which in my case is USERS/documents/MATLAB.

So, if I understand correctly, after moving the multiply_numbers.m file to where RoadRunner is located, I should use the path of multiply_numbers.m inside RoadRunner as the parameter for addpath.

I tried moving multiply_numbers.m to C:\Program Files\RoadRunner R2024a, where RoadRunner is installed, and then executed "addpath" in MATLAB before running "rr = RoadRunner();", but I'm still experiencing the same error.

Did I misunderstand something?

Sorry to bother you with this again.

Umar 2024-7-19

Hi 예은,

Make sure to include the directory where multiply_numbers.m is located, not just the RoadRunner installation directory.Here is an example of how you can add the path correctly:

addpath('C:\Program Files\RoadRunner R2024a'); % Add RoadRunner directory to the path

addpath('C:\Program Files\RoadRunner R2024a\YOUR_SCRIPT_DIRECTORY'); % Add the directory containing multiply_numbers.m

By adding both the RoadRunner directory and the specific directory containing your script, Matlab will be able to locate and execute multiply_numbers.m successfully.

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Angelo Yeo 2024-7-19

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编辑：Angelo Yeo 2024-7-19

Showing Junction ID, etc. in the attribute panel shown in the video is a function that can only be seen with RoadRunner's developer license, and is not available to end users as of now.

End users can use the OpenDRIVE Export Preview Tool to view Lane Id, Road Id, and Junction Id.

With any "rrscene" file open, click the OpenDRIVE Export Preview Tool to “Export” it. (There is no need to change any special settings.)
With the OpenDRIVE Export Preview Tool activated, you can check the Id values by clicking on a road, etc.

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예은 2024-7-19

Thank you Angelo!

This information is really valuable to me as well.

Being able to check, junction, lane, and road IDs is a significant development for me.

However, I've noticed that these IDs change every time I export.

Furthermore, I can't change these IDs.

Is there any way for me to change(set) these IDs?

Angelo Yeo 2024-7-19

@예은, I don't think the IDs are changing for every export for me. Can you show your issue with screenshots? Also, can you let me reproduce the issue with given example scenes in RR?

Also, unfortunately, the IDs are shown as "read-only" in Open DRIVE Export Preview Tool. If you want to change this, please reach out to MW technical support and apply for an enhancement reqruest.

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