VISSIM 5.30-05 User Manual

7 Simulation of Pedestrians
6. Further steps depend on the type of the routing decision:
Static routes: To define more destinations, i.e. several routes starting
from this decision (red dot), continue as follows:
- Select another destination area.
- Right-click to mark the position of the destination.
Repeat these steps for any further destination to be reached from
this decision.
Partial routes: To define more routes, i.e. several routes starting from
this decision (red dot) and leading to the same destination, continue as
follows:
- Select the same destination area.
- Right-click to mark the position of the destination.
- Edit the course of the new partial route currently being highlighted by
a yellow line, if applicable:
Click the yellow handle in the middle of the line and keep the mousekey
pressed while dragging the handle to the new position, which is
either a ramp or an area. In this way, you can place an intermediate
point in the course of the route. If required, you may shift the newly
created yellow handles to define further intermediate points in the
partial route for the benefit of realistic modeling. User-defined
intermediate points in the course of a partial route appear blue.
Within the same walkable area, immediate consequent intermediate points
are not permitted along one static or partial route.
Repeat these steps to create more partial routes starting from the
currently selected routing decision.
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