ATTENTION: This block has been deprecated since AnyLogic 8.7. Use Polygonal Node and Rectangular Node to model sloped areas and areas with restrictions of speed and access.
This block allows to define rules and/or restrictions on pedestrians being inside some particular area. Allows to modify pedestrians speed and define maximum speed.
You can define the throughput for the area: maximum number of pedestrians that can enter the area per model time unit (the model time unit is set up in the general properties of the model). This can be needed e.g. to model a revolving door.
Demo model: Sloped Area Open the model page in AnyLogic Cloud. There you can run the model or download it (by clicking Model source files).You can use PedAreaDescriptor block to define how pedestrian speed changes when they are on the staircase (defined with a sloped area).
Demo model: Stairs Open the model page in AnyLogic Cloud. There you can run the model or download it (by clicking Model source files).-
Type of pedestrians residing in the area. Select the actual pedestrian type here if the pedestrians are of a custom type and you need to access pedestrian attributes from this block.
Default value: Agent
- Area
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Choose the markup element area that geometrically defines the area you configure with this block.
Syntax: AreaNode locationArea
- Speed is limited
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If the checkbox is selected (true), speed limitation inside the area is allowed.
Name: speedIsLimited
Type: boolean
Set new value dynamically: set_speedIsLimited(new value)
Default value: false - Maximum speed
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[Visible if Speed is limited is selected]
Defines maximum speed for pedestrians inside the area. All pedestrians moving faster than the specified value will be slowed down. All other pedestrians keep their speed.Name: maximumSpeed
Type: double
Set new value dynamically: set_maximumSpeed(new value) - Speed is multiplied
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If the checkbox is selected (true), speed inside the area is multiplied by a specified factor. Use this feature to simulate stairs and other places where all pedestrians change their speed.
Name: speedIsMultiplied
Type: boolean
Set new value dynamically: set_speedIsMultiplied(new value)
Default value: false - By factor of
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[Visible if Speed is multiplied is selected]
Speed factor that is applied to all pedestrians within the area. When value is 1.0, nothing happens.Name: speedFactor
Type: double
Set new value dynamically: set_speedFactor(new value)
Default value: 1.0 - Is moving
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If the checkbox is selected (true), this area defines a "moving level".
Name: isMoving
Type: boolean
Set new value dynamically: set_isMoving(new value)
Default value: false - At speed of
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[Visible if Is moving is selected]
Speed of the moving level.Name: movingSpeed
Type: double
Set new value dynamically: set_movingSpeed(new value)
Default value: 1.0 - Enable access control
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Allows "closing" area border (like walls). All pedestrians outside the area will be blocked from entering area. All pedestrians inside area can leave area.
Name: enableAccessControl
Type: boolean
Set new value dynamically: set_enableAccessControl(new value)
Default value: false - Throughput
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Here you can define the throughput for the area: maximum number of pedestrians that can enter the area per model time unit (the model time unit is set up in the general properties of the model). This can be needed e.g. when the area defines an escalator, or a revolving door.
Name: throughput
Type: double
Set new value dynamically: set_throughput(new value)
Default value: infinity
- On enter
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Code executed when the pedestrian enters the area.
Local variable: T ped — the pedestrian
- On exit
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Code executed when the pedestrian exits the area.
Local variable: T ped — the pedestrian
| Function | Description |
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| double area() | Returns area of this area, in square meters. |
| double density() | Returns average value of pedestrian density inside the area, measured in pedestrians per square meter. The density is averaged over the area, time averaging is not applied. |
| boolean isOpen() | Returns true or false depending on whether area is open or closed. |
| void setOpen(boolean isOpen) | Controls area border to make it penetrable by pedestrian from outside area. Setting parameter to true opens area. Setting parameter to false closes area. |
| boolean contains(T ped) | Returns true, if the area contains the specified pedestrian, otherwise returns false. |
| int size() | Returns the number of pedestrians inside the area. |
| Set<T> getPeds() | Returns a non-modifiable collection of pedestrians currently located in this block. |
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