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Thank you very much I got it.
There are multiple ways to define vehicles.
The default is to define a 'trip' by clicking on a start and end edge.
If you want to use the route that you defined earlier, you must select "vehicle (over route)" at the top of the vehicle frame before clicking on the route.
The warning message indicates that you are in an edit mode where you must click on multiple edges to define a trip or "vehicle (embedded route)". Clicking the same edge twice is not allowed in this case.
Yes I do it, actually I have two edges that I select them then I press finish creating the route then When I enter vehicle mode to insert vehicle at the beginning of my route it gives me error that.
Warning: Double edges aren't allowed
And I do not understand what it means.
After clicking on the edges that your vehicle should use (start + end are enough), you have to press <ENTER> or click "finish route creation" in the side frame.
Hello to everyone,
I am a very new sumo-user that I am following some tutorial examples in Sumo-documentation. What I have faced even in the simplest example as Hello world is that I cannot put the vehicle in on the road and when I try to put it writes
Warning: Double edges aren't allowed.
Can anyone help me to solve this? It happens in the example of DrivinginCircles. It prevents running with this warning. Actually I cannot insert vehicles in my scenarios.
Thank you in advance.
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