Closed MaikFZJ closed 3 weeks ago
Can you add some example code and/or a screenshot?
import pedpy as pp
import pathlib
import matplotlib.pyplot as plt
import pandas as pd
w = 0.05 # tube thickness
walkable_area = pp.WalkableArea(
# complete area
[
(-8.88, -7.63),
(8.3, -7.63),
(8.3, 27.95),
(-8.88, 27.95),
],
obstacles=[
[
(-3.54, -1.13),
(-3.57, 19.57),
(-1.52, 19.57),
(-1.37, 19.71),
(-1.37, 21.09),
(-1.52, 21.23),
(-1.67, 21.23),
(-1.67, 21.23-w), # way back
(-1.52-w/2, 21.23-w),
(-1.37-w, 21.09-w/2),
(-1.37-w, 19.71+w/2),
(-1.52-w/2, 19.57+w),
(-3.57-w, 19.57+w),
(-3.54-w, -1.13),
],
[
(3.57, -0.89),
(3.64, 19.64),
(1.47, 19.57),
(1.32, 19.71),
(1.32, 21.09),
(1.47, 21.23),
(1.62, 21.23),
(1.62, 21.23-w), # way back
(1.47+w/2, 21.23-w),
(1.32+w, 21.09-w/2),
(1.32+w, 19.71+w/2),
(1.47+w/2, 19.57+w),
(3.64+w, 19.64+w),
(3.57+w, -0.89),
],
[
(0.67, 19.57),
(0.82, 19.71),
(0.82, 21.09),
(0.67, 21.23),
(0.38, 21.23),
(0.23, 21.09),
(0.23, 19.71),
(0.38, 19.57),
],
[
(-0.42, 19.57),
(-0.27, 19.71),
(-0.27, 21.09),
(-0.42, 21.23),
(-0.72, 21.23),
(-0.87, 21.09),
(-0.87, 19.71),
(-0.72, 19.57),
],
],
)
pp.plot_walkable_area(walkable_area=walkable_area, line_width=0.1).set_aspect("equal")
plt.savefig("geometry.pdf")
With line_width=0.1:
With line_width=1:
It also can be seen, that the obstacles are not closed graphically appealing:
When specify a line_width within plot_walkable_area smaller than default 1, the filled area seems to have also a surrounding line, which stays to a size of 1: https://github.com/PedestrianDynamics/PedPy/blob/c09a0cb73e0e35900c7c968a69394f5b47dee6ac/pedpy/plotting/plotting.py#L531
This should be changed, so that the surroundline line is the outer border.