set parameter using ns3 instead of waf

[hhhicham132]

please, how can I set parameter using ns3 instead of waf as nNodes or distances?

[sami7719037]

Which version of ns3 are you using? If you have latest version then you can just type ./ns3 run "programName --nNodes=30"

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please, how can I set parameter using ns3 instead of waf as nNodes or distances?

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[hhhicham132]

Think you sir, but when I set distance=400, i get packet sent=0, can you help me to pick up the problem please?

[sami7719037]

Maximum range is 350 meter with default transmission power. If you want to cover more distance, you need to increase transmission power.

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Think you sir, but when I set distance=400, i get packet sent=0, can you help me to pick up the problem please?

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[hhhicham132]

Thank you for your response, but if I put tPower=true, it gives all zeros, I don't know why? packet sent can't be zero?

[sami7719037]

double txp = 7;
Try to increase txp and check again, try with 10, 20, 30 or any other value according to your need.

[hhhicham132]

Thank you sir, do you think that packet send can zeros regardless of tx power?