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When a value of 1 is configured for this attribute, roads (sidewalks) with pedestrian traffic are included in the travel distance model. Select 0 to ignore roads (sidewalks) with pedestrian traffic. | When a value of 1 is configured for this attribute, roads (sidewalks) with pedestrian traffic are included in the travel distance model. Select 0 to ignore roads (sidewalks) with pedestrian traffic. | ||
[[ | [[Road]]s with any number of pedestrians traveling on them are included in the pedestrian routing network as traversable routes for foot-traffic. This is defined with the [[Pedestrians per hour (Function Value)|Pedestrians per hour Function Value]]. | ||
There are no [[ | There are no [[Function]]s which by default are configured to facilitate foot-traffic. | ||
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Latest revision as of 12:20, 13 October 2026
| Icon | Attribute | Unit | Range | Description | Default value |
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ROUTE_PEDESTRIANS | boolean | Whether the sidewalks with pedestrian traffic should be included in the calculation or not. | 0 |
When a value of 1 is configured for this attribute, roads (sidewalks) with pedestrian traffic are included in the travel distance model. Select 0 to ignore roads (sidewalks) with pedestrian traffic.
Roads with any number of pedestrians traveling on them are included in the pedestrian routing network as traversable routes for foot-traffic. This is defined with the Pedestrians per hour Function Value.
There are no Functions which by default are configured to facilitate foot-traffic.
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