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* The default direction of traffic on a [[section]] of a [[building]] is determined by the [[Api session items buildings#Api Model Section|calculated skeleton line]] of the section. | * The default direction of traffic flow on a [[section]] of a [[building]] is determined by the [[Api session items buildings#Api Model Section|calculated skeleton line]] of the section. | ||
* Although categorized under "Car Traffic", the amount of lanes also affects the [[traffic visualization]] of the amount of parallel lines of other types of traffic to travel across, such as [[Ships per hour (Function Value)|ship]]s and [[Trains per hour (Function Value)|train]]s. | * Although categorized under "Car Traffic", the amount of lanes also affects the [[traffic visualization]] of the amount of parallel lines of other types of traffic to travel across, such as [[Ships per hour (Function Value)|ship]]s and [[Trains per hour (Function Value)|train]]s. | ||
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Revision as of 13:58, 29 April 2026
| Function value | Attribute | Unit | Range | Description |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Lanes | TRAFFIC_LANES | integer | -1.7976931348623157E308 to 1.7976931348623157E308 | How many lanes of traffic there are on this road. A negative value causes vehicles to move in the opposite direction. This is only relevant for roads, intersections, and bridges. This only affects the visualization. |
Values
- This Function Value does not have usable values by default.
- Buildings generated during project creation can have their values overwritten based on data in the NWB.
Used for
Notes
- The default direction of traffic flow on a section of a building is determined by the calculated skeleton line of the section.
- Although categorized under "Car Traffic", the amount of lanes also affects the traffic visualization of the amount of parallel lines of other types of traffic to travel across, such as ships and trains.