eWorld 0.6.2 released
Hi everybody,
thanks to your great feedback, we were able to identify and fix some
bugs in eWorld. This resulted in the new bugfix release 0.6.2.
We are more than happy to have such an awesome community and would
appreciate more feedback regarding bugs in eWorld, but also concerning
features that are still missing. So please feel free to use our feature
request list extensively.
Have fun with the version.
Cheers,
Marco (0 comments)
jonastr at users sourceforge net (Jonas Truemper)
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23.07.2008
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eWorld 0.6.1 released
ello all,
the eWorld team is happy to announce the release of eWorld 0.6.1. Within this release we fixed most of the major bugs that were reported since version 0.6 has beend released last week.
Changes include:
- Fixed Visualization problems
-- network view remained blank after importing some maps
-- dragging of way items now has no more the effect that the item disappears
- Fixed Database export/import
-- exported data can be re-imported again
-- no more duplicate nodes after importing from db
-- changes to the database model became neccessary to reflect the bugfixes
- OSM Import
-- nodes that are not required for traffic simulation purposes will be omitted
- File Save/Open
-- Fixed issues with save/open procedure and new traffic light items
- Traffic Lights
-- Adding traffic lights to the map now doesn't mess up the according node
- Windows Vista compatibility
-- The installer now requires administrator privileges to run installation
- Improved user feedback for the SUMO export
Besides these bugfixes you will notice that we also introduced some minor changes to the GUI including a button that allows to center the view on the map.
Thanks for all the feedback to our last release. In case there are still issues with the new release, don't hesitate to use the bug reporting feature...
Regards,
Nico (0 comments)
niconaumann at users sourceforge net (Nico Naumann)
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15.07.2008
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eWorld 0.6 released
Hello World!
eWorld is a platform to import mapping data from providers, such as OpenStreetMap.org (OSM), visualize it, edit and enrich it with events or annotational attributes and pass it to traffic simulators, such as SUMO or VanetMobiSim.
This is the new eWorld team. We took over this great project and are now trying to improve eWorld to give you a better user experience and more flexibility at hand.
eWorld now takes off with a new plug-in concept which gives you the ability to adapt eWorld to your needs by simply docking on existing plug-ins and, this way, adding new functionality. Check out our documentation section and find the new plug-in map and developer documentation. Or simply start off with the sample plug-in and extend it to your needs.
Furthermore, we improved the performance by adding a level of detail concept and cleaned up the code responsible.
Hope youâ??re having fun with the new version.
In case any questions arise, we would be more than happy to answer them.
Cheers,
Marco (0 comments)
mhelmich at users sourceforge net (Marco Helmich)
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28.06.2008
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eWorld: 0.5 beta released
eWorld is a framework to import mapping data from providers, such as OpenStreetMap.org (OSM), visualize it, edit and enrich it with events or annotational attributes and pass it to traffic simulators, such as SUMO or VanetMobiSim.
The old eWorld team is proud to announce its last release: 0.5 beta. Many bugs were fixed and eWorld has a new, shiny visualizer interface to be used from other applications. Make sure you check out the integrated user guide within eWorld to learn about available features. Be also aware of the fact, that soon a new team will be formed and push eWorld to new directions. (0 comments)
mczitrone at users sourceforge net (Martin Beck)
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01.04.2008
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eWorld releases online documentation
Hi all,
Please find our user manual and our developer manual in the download section. Besides, the user manual will be enclosed in eWorld beta 0.5.
Stay tuned... (0 comments)
cholz at users sourceforge net (Christian Holz)
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31.03.2008
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eWorld 0.4.1 released
This intermediate release solely fixes a missing library in the Linux version. Be prepared for the 0.5 release next week! (0 comments)
mczitrone at users sourceforge net (Martin Beck)
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29.03.2008
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eWorld EventServer 0.1 released
The eWorld team proudly presents the first release of eWorld EventServer!
This command-line application is an extension to eWorld and provides real-time information on events that occur in the current environment. Vehicle units for instance may use this server to retrieve events close to their current position. The features of eWorld EventServer are:
- request events at specific position and time (road events and environment events)
- request specific event types (rain, fog, ...)
- determine next road to current position (can be used to correct erroneous GPS information)
- integration into eWorld allows to trigger the EventServer to update its data (0 comments)
buzz-tea at users sourceforge net (Sebastian Enderlein)
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22.03.2008
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eWorld 0.4 beta released
Hi,
the eWorld team is proud to present the release of version 0.4. A bunch of new features have been included and several bugs have been fixed. The most important improvements are:
- Via the new Visualizer Interface, other applications can use eWorld to display cars
- eWorld sessions can be saved in a file and restored later, including all map data and events
- SUMO's Netconvert and Duarouter tools can be triggered automatically
- Environment and road events can be exported to SUMO
- Points of Interest can be exported to SUMO
- The SUMO configuration file is generated
- Database schema is created automatically
- Event editing is more intuitive
- Time line shows more information
- Loaded window size and position fit to current screen
- The traffic light system editing now works reliable
- Events that are imported from eWorld files or a database are displayed correctly
Comments are always warmly welcome! (0 comments)
bschaeuf at users sourceforge net (Bernd Schaeufele)
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25.02.2008
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eWorld 0.3.1 bugfix release updates eWorld beta 0.3
Hi there,
As you might have noticed, eWorld beta 0.3 had a few flaws, which have been fixed with the eWorld beta 0.3.1 release.
Changes include
- fixes for context menu actions
|-- points of interest
|-- traffic light nodes
- OSM web import
|-- zoom factor adaption (imported area will be larger now)
- database access
|-- all menu entries are available again
|-- import from database can cope with old eWorld model
- Java compatibility
|-- all functions are completely compatible with Java 1.5
|-- (particularly database modules)
- export
|-- SUMO export works reliably
|-- database export has been updated accordingly
Look out for our eWorld event server release which is due next. (0 comments)
cholz at users sourceforge net (Christian Holz)
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15.02.2008
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eWorld team publishes beta 0.3
Hey folks,
we're happy to present version 0.3. Several things have been fixed and improved. To name a few, see the following list:
- OSM importer shows a progress bar while loading files
- OSM importer shows a progress bar while downloading from OSM server
- huge speed increase of OSM data import
- OSM importer is clement now, so faulty files such as hamburg.osm and bremen.osm can be loaded without problems
- status bar shows geo-coordinates of the mouse cursor
- information dock for an edge also shows its id
- icon of polygon events is hidden, if its too big for the polygon screen (e.g. zoomed out)
- traffic lights are hidden when zoom factor is small enough
- points of interest are hidden when zoom factor is small enough
- several time line enhancements
- right-mouse button also allows zooming in and out
- redesigned context-menu event handling, more flexible now
- points of interest can be moved around now
- about dialog presents information about the eWorld project
- map looks much nicer now (improved colours and contrast)
- points of interest can be exportet from eWorld now
- improved SUMO export, which should work with all OSM files now
If you're having issues with this release, please let us know. (0 comments)
cholz at users sourceforge net (Christian Holz)
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11.02.2008
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