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Connect pedestrian areas to walkways in your traffic simulation model in InfraWorks Mobility Simulation.
Type:
Tutorial
Length:
3 min.
Transcript
00:03
After you place crosswalks and connect walkways in your InfraWorks Mobility Simulation model,
00:09
the last thing you need to do to prepare for simulating pedestrian movement is to add individual areas from which pedestrians travel.
00:17
Begin with a model containing a connected pedestrian walkway open in the Mobility Simulation application window.
00:24
Zoom into a walkway within the network, and, for better visibility,
00:29
from the Tabs panel, open the Layer tab and deselect Images to turn off the background.
00:35
Zoom in to the darkened model and pan the view so that the end handle of the walkway is centered in the viewport a little past the cursor.
00:44
Then, right-click and select Area > New Area at Cursor.
00:50
The new pedestrian area appears next to the walkway, but notice the walkway is not highlighted.
00:56
InfraWorks brought the area in at a lower elevation than the walkway, so you must adjust the elevation manually.
01:04
To save time, place a second area first, and then make all your changes at once.
01:10
At the opposite end of the walkway, again, pan the view so that the end handle is centered in the viewport a little past the cursor.
01:18
Right-click and select Area > New Area at Cursor.
01:23
Now, adjust the elevations.
01:25
Select both pedestrian areas, then right-click and select Adjust.
01:31
For this example, in the Adjust dialog, select Apply to All.
01:35
Then, set the Base to “62” and the Height to “5”.
01:40
Click Apply.
01:42
As you can see, both walkways connected to the pedestrian areas are now highlighted.
01:49
This confirms that the two areas are at the correct elevation and the walkways are properly embedded within them.
01:56
Click Close.
01:58
Press ESC to deselect all items, then pan and zoom to see the completed pedestrian network and crosswalk.
02:06
In the Tabs panel, Layer tab, select Images to turn them back on.
02:12
With a completed pedestrian network successfully added to your model,
02:16
you are ready to combine pedestrian traffic with vehicle traffic in your InfraWorks Mobility Simulation model.
Video transcript
00:03
After you place crosswalks and connect walkways in your InfraWorks Mobility Simulation model,
00:09
the last thing you need to do to prepare for simulating pedestrian movement is to add individual areas from which pedestrians travel.
00:17
Begin with a model containing a connected pedestrian walkway open in the Mobility Simulation application window.
00:24
Zoom into a walkway within the network, and, for better visibility,
00:29
from the Tabs panel, open the Layer tab and deselect Images to turn off the background.
00:35
Zoom in to the darkened model and pan the view so that the end handle of the walkway is centered in the viewport a little past the cursor.
00:44
Then, right-click and select Area > New Area at Cursor.
00:50
The new pedestrian area appears next to the walkway, but notice the walkway is not highlighted.
00:56
InfraWorks brought the area in at a lower elevation than the walkway, so you must adjust the elevation manually.
01:04
To save time, place a second area first, and then make all your changes at once.
01:10
At the opposite end of the walkway, again, pan the view so that the end handle is centered in the viewport a little past the cursor.
01:18
Right-click and select Area > New Area at Cursor.
01:23
Now, adjust the elevations.
01:25
Select both pedestrian areas, then right-click and select Adjust.
01:31
For this example, in the Adjust dialog, select Apply to All.
01:35
Then, set the Base to “62” and the Height to “5”.
01:40
Click Apply.
01:42
As you can see, both walkways connected to the pedestrian areas are now highlighted.
01:49
This confirms that the two areas are at the correct elevation and the walkways are properly embedded within them.
01:56
Click Close.
01:58
Press ESC to deselect all items, then pan and zoom to see the completed pedestrian network and crosswalk.
02:06
In the Tabs panel, Layer tab, select Images to turn them back on.
02:12
With a completed pedestrian network successfully added to your model,
02:16
you are ready to combine pedestrian traffic with vehicle traffic in your InfraWorks Mobility Simulation model.
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