Uses of Class
org.opentrafficsim.road.network.lane.CrossSectionSlice

Packages that use CrossSectionSlice

Package	Description
org.opentrafficsim.road.network.lane	Classes that provide detailed cross-sections of a link using lanes, markers and sensors.

Uses of CrossSectionSlice in org.opentrafficsim.road.network.lane

Fields in org.opentrafficsim.road.network.lane with type parameters of type CrossSectionSlice

Modifier and Type	Field and Description
protected List<CrossSectionSlice>	CrossSectionElement.crossSectionSlices The offsets and widths at positions along the line, relative to the design line of the parent link.

Constructor parameters in org.opentrafficsim.road.network.lane with type arguments of type CrossSectionSlice

Constructor and Description
CrossSectionElement(CrossSectionLink parentLink, String id, List<CrossSectionSlice> crossSectionSlices) Note: LEFT is seen as a positive lateral direction, RIGHT as a negative lateral direction, with the direction from the StartNode towards the EndNode as the longitudinal direction.
Lane(CrossSectionLink parentLink, String id, List<CrossSectionSlice> crossSectionSlices, LaneType laneType, Map<GTUType,Speed> speedLimitMap, OvertakingConditions overtakingConditions) Construct a new Lane.
Lane(CrossSectionLink parentLink, String id, List<CrossSectionSlice> crossSectionSlices, LaneType laneType, Speed speedLimit, OvertakingConditions overtakingConditions) Construct a new Lane.
NoTrafficLane(CrossSectionLink parentLink, String id, List<CrossSectionSlice> crossSectionSlices)
RoadMarkerAlong(CrossSectionLink parentLink, List<CrossSectionSlice> crossSectionSlices) Note: LEFT is seen as a positive lateral direction, RIGHT as a negative lateral direction, with the direction from the StartNode towards the EndNode as the longitudinal direction.
Shoulder(CrossSectionLink parentLink, String id, List<CrossSectionSlice> crossSectionSlices)
Stripe(CrossSectionLink parentLink, List<CrossSectionSlice> crossSectionSlices, Stripe.Permeable permeable) Helper constructor that immediately provides permeability for all GTU classes. Note: LEFT is seen as a positive lateral direction, RIGHT as a negative lateral direction, with the direction from the StartNode towards the EndNode as the longitudinal direction.