Blocks contained in the Pedestrian Library are the building blocks you will use to construct your flowcharts. As usual, you have blocks that generate pedestrians, control pedestrian flow, process pedestrians.
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Generates pedestrians. Is usually used as a starting point of the pedestrian flow. |
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Disposes pedestrians. Is usually used as an end point of the pedestrian flow. |
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Causes pedestrians to go to the specified target. |
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Simulates how pedestrians behave in services. |
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Causes pedestrians to wait for a specified time in a specified location. |
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Routes the incoming pedestrians to one of the five output ports depending on specified ratios or conditions. |
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Places pedestrians into the simulated environment. |
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Removes pedestrians from the simulated environment. |
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Simulates how pedestrians are transported by an escalator. |
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DEPRECATED since v.8.7: Defines rules and/or restrictions on pedestrian speed for pedestrian area. Allows to modify pedestrians speed and define maximum speed. Also allows making the area a "moving level" and controlling its speed and direction (use this feature to simulate escalators and moving lines). |
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Moves pedestrians to a different level. |
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Organizes groups from a sequence of pedestrians at input port. Also reassembles groups which have been split by blocks that don't support groups (like PedService): pedestrians wait in the given area and leave it in their original group when the whole group arrives. |
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PedGroupChangeFormation |
Causes group to change its form to a specified one when group leader passes this block. |
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When group leader enters this block, group dissolves, so pedestrians become independent from each other and follow their personal paths. |
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Contains general parameters that can be specified for all blocks of the Pedestrian Library. |