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I'm trying to generate a heightened curb on the side of a road, so there should be 90 degree angle between it and the adjacent driving lane. But the library generates a diagonal between the driving lane and the curb, which I don't think is how it is intended in the OpenDRIVE standard. I think specifying super elevation, instead of lane height, would be the more accurate approach in that case.
This is what it generates: This is what I think it should look like:
I generated the second picture by adding a very narrow lane between the two lanes (The part that I commented out from the OpenDRIVE below), which effectively does the height transition for them. But I don't think that is the most elegant solution.
I'm currently trying to fix the issue myself, but haven't succeeded yet. Do you know where the problem could lie, or is it behaving the way you intended it to?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
I'm trying to generate a heightened curb on the side of a road, so there should be 90 degree angle between it and the adjacent driving lane. But the library generates a diagonal between the driving lane and the curb, which I don't think is how it is intended in the OpenDRIVE standard. I think specifying super elevation, instead of lane height, would be the more accurate approach in that case.
I generated the second picture by adding a very narrow lane between the two lanes (The part that I commented out from the OpenDRIVE below), which effectively does the height transition for them. But I don't think that is the most elegant solution.
I'm currently trying to fix the issue myself, but haven't succeeded yet. Do you know where the problem could lie, or is it behaving the way you intended it to?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: