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Yes, you can change any part of driving behavior you want. Vissim is robust enough that you can even program your own driving behavior if you are so inclined. I
by takk309 8y ago
Yes, you can change any part of driving behavior you want. Vissim is robust enough that you can even program your own driving behavior if you are so inclined. I have even seen demonstration of hardware-in-the-loop simulations with real autonomous car hardware.
- cr0sh 8y agoThat actually looks like a fun product, but given that all I saw for finding the price was essentially "contact us", cost is likely very high, and discouraging for just playing around. I wonder why a "SimRoads" hasn't been created? A mashup of this road microsimulation and something like TORCS might be a fun thing to play with, both from the "design" and "simulation" perspectives.
- takk309 8y agoYes, Vissim is expensive. It is professional software for a niche market. I don't know the exact cost we pay off the top of my head but it is in the multiple thousands a year for a single seat network license.
- Bjartr 8y agoThere's a 30 day trial, I might grab that just to play around with.
- takk309 8y agoIf you do play around with it, make sure to take a look at the examples that are included in the installation. They can be found under the Help menu.