Traffic Control in GUI

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Miroslav Jiránek
Miroslav Jiránek 2020 年 3 月 15 日
編集済み: Miroslav Jiránek 2020 年 3 月 19 日
Helo everyone,
I would like to help with Traffic Control in GUI. I'd like to program a basic crossroad, where cars are generated atuomatically at the beginning of the road. When a car comes to the traffic light, the object(car) decides whether it's green or red light. Object can move only straight, they doesn't have to turn. for a better understanding I attach a video of how it can work
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Rik
Rik 2020 年 3 月 17 日
Do things step by step. How are you going to draw this in Matlab? You can make it from scratch, but you could also simply load the image. I would suggest having a separate image for a car, which you could rotate to have a car for the other road. If you then add the image of the car to an axes with the image function you can change the Position property to simulate the movement.
Miroslav Jiránek
Miroslav Jiránek 2020 年 3 月 18 日
編集済み: Miroslav Jiránek 2020 年 3 月 19 日
I continued a little further. Now I face some complications which I don't know how to continue. I've already loaded the background image of the crossaroad. I also load the image of the car(only one so far) which I have successfully managed to move.
And the next question is: My vision for this project is to randomly generate cars on all 4 roads. so together there can be a maximum of 16 cars (4 for each road). can you suggest any idea how to program this?
clc
clear
I=imread('C:\Users\Miroslav\Desktop\Crossroad\cross_matl.png');
hi = imagesc(I)
hold on
car=imread('C:\Users\Miroslav\Desktop\Crossroad\blue_car3.png');
Nt=10; % Number of time steps
xval=450;
ymin=900;
ymax=-75;
Nt=500; % Number of time steps
xval=450;
ymin=900;
ymax=-75;
y=linspace(ymin,ymax,Nt);
hCar = imagesc('CData',car,'XData',[450],'YData',[y(1)])
for it=1:Nt
set(hCar,'YData',[y(it)]);
pause(0.01);
end

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