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JesusLopezBaeza avatar JesusLopezBaeza commented on September 24, 2024

Hi @agrignard @RELNO,
I'm uploading the Zip file of the 3 test models I'm working with, together with the shapefile layers.

  1. Interactive move Terminals: Simple model to test how to move and copy destination points while the simulation is running.
  2. Multi-Level: The entire model including the city, terminals, and people.
  3. HBF Detail: A zoom in the central station area, intended to represent people coming in and out of the trains and going to the bus shuttle/taxis

Test_3.zip

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agrignard avatar agrignard commented on September 24, 2024

@JesusLopezBaeza The usage of Github doesn't consist in adding a zip file in an issue

The idea is to put your code in the repository so people can see your code, review it, comment it, run it and eventually modify it. The idea is that the code is part of the repo so we can see what has been changed together and report what is not working.

For this time I did the commit for you here
2764dba

Here I just push the GAMA Project however as it is I can see that it will already not work as it is pointing to file that are locally in your computer (just an example but there are many of them
file shepefile_Buildings <- file("C:/Users/hij044_admin/Google Drive/09 PCM - Public/Working Materials/Gama Model_all Hamburg/buildings.shp");)

What we want is to have in this repo a model that work by itself without having to edit the path locally or point to some remote cloud files.

I would maybe suggest you to read this
https://guides.github.com/introduction/flow/

Then you can pull the last commit of the master, make the modification so it works and then do a Pull Request so we can integrate your modif in the master.

Also don't hesitate to ask any question even if it's realted to the usage of Github and not to the project itself (ideally through the form of an issue in Github and we can see how to move forward together)

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