I created my transit schedule with the following command:
java -cp pt2matsim-18.1.1-shaded.jar org.matsim.pt2matsim.run.Gtfs2TransitSchedule input/gtfs "dayWithMostServices" "EPSG:2154" input/interm/schedule.xml input/interm/vehicles.xml
This runs without error messages, but after checking the coordinates of my stopping facilities, I noticed that they where still in WGS84.
As a test, I inserted a wrongly formatted coordinate system (say just "2154") and got an error at org.matsim.core.utils.geometry.transformations.TransformationFactory.getCoordinateTransformation.
So the transformation procedure seems to be called correctly but somehow afterwards isn't applied to the outputs.
I was thinking, this might be causing #29 because the network and schedule end up being in different coordinate systems.
Hello,
I created my transit schedule with the following command:
java -cp pt2matsim-18.1.1-shaded.jar org.matsim.pt2matsim.run.Gtfs2TransitSchedule input/gtfs "dayWithMostServices" "EPSG:2154" input/interm/schedule.xml input/interm/vehicles.xml
This runs without error messages, but after checking the coordinates of my stopping facilities, I noticed that they where still in WGS84. As a test, I inserted a wrongly formatted coordinate system (say just "2154") and got an error at org.matsim.core.utils.geometry.transformations.TransformationFactory.getCoordinateTransformation. So the transformation procedure seems to be called correctly but somehow afterwards isn't applied to the outputs. I was thinking, this might be causing #29 because the network and schedule end up being in different coordinate systems.