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VISSIM 5.30-05 User Manual

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3.4 The <strong>VISSIM</strong> Command Line Operations<br />

The <strong>VISSIM</strong> Command Line Operations<br />

<strong>VISSIM</strong> can also be controlled from the command line prompt. In order to get<br />

results from an input file run in batch mode, the desired evaluations must be<br />

specified in the <strong>VISSIM</strong>.INI file used by the <strong>VISSIM</strong> executable. The <strong>VISSIM</strong><br />

executable uses the <strong>VISSIM</strong>.INI file in the directory where it is called from.<br />

Therefore the <strong>VISSIM</strong>.INI file you use must be stored in the same directory<br />

as the batch file.<br />

The following table shows the optional parameters and their functionality:<br />

Loads the input file.<br />

-b Loads a background bitmap and zooms in according to<br />

the information contained in the *.INI file (only works in<br />

conjunction with an input filename). An *.INI file can be<br />

saved using VIEW – SAVE SETTINGS... in the main menu.<br />

Example: <strong>VISSIM</strong>.EXE LUX567.INP -BLUX567.INI<br />

-d<br />

opens <strong>VISSIM</strong> with the network file LUX567.INP and<br />

the options file LUX567.INI.<br />

Sets the number of decimal places for the evaluation<br />

files to . The following evaluations are regarded:<br />

► Analyzer output<br />

► Node evaluation<br />

► Link evaluation<br />

► Vehicle protocol<br />

► Pedestrian protocol<br />

-nopathfile Dyn. Assignment: Do not save path file.<br />

-nocostfile Dyn. Assignment: Do not save cost file.<br />

-nosearchpaths Dyn. Assignment: Do not perform short path search.<br />

-regserver<br />

-unregserver<br />

Register/unregister <strong>VISSIM</strong> as COM server. The main<br />

<strong>VISSIM</strong> window is briefly shown in case of successful<br />

registration, otherwise a message box appears.<br />

-s Starts and runs the simulation times. Any noncritical<br />

runtime errors will not display a message box.<br />

The status bar shows the number of the current run.<br />

Refer to section 8.1.3 for another method of running<br />

multiple simulation runs with <strong>VISSIM</strong>.<br />

-threads<br />

[2 ≤ n ≤ 8]<br />

In the simulation kernel, <strong>VISSIM</strong> uses multithreading.<br />

Thus a simulation can run much faster on multiprocessor<br />

or multicore PCs using this option.<br />

-v The volume flag is only used with Dynamic Assignment<br />

(optional module) and the number following is the<br />

percentage that - during each simulation run - is added<br />

to the percentage specified in the Dynamic Assignment<br />

window as Scale Total Volume to [%]. The volume will<br />

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