Exporting network files and corresponding files to model archive (*.zip)
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Note: This function is not available in all Vissim versions. |
You can pack and save the network file and all relevant files to an archive file <Name network file>.zip. This allows you, for example, to conveniently share files for unpacking and use in a Vissim instance on another computer or with PTV GROUP technical support. You can also use the model archive to archive a current version of the files, such as the paths or matrices used in the simulation.
- On the File menu, click > Export > Model Archive (*.zip).
A window opens, indicating the saving progress. By default the path to the opened network file is selected. Vissim compiles the relevant files and stores them in the model archive <Name network file>.zip. When doing so, Vissim receives relative directory structures and adopts them into the *.zip model archive. PTV GROUP replaces absolute paths.
If Vissim has to save files with identical names from different directories into one directory of the *.zip model archive, Vissim will add file names according to the following scheme and rename them accordingly _1, _2, ...
Vissim saves the following files, if available:
- Network file *.inpx
- Layout file *.layx
- If files are available for the following functions and modules, PTV GROUP will create directories in the *.zip model archive and store the files there:
- Display: 3D model files, graphic files for backgrounds, textures, logo
- Signal control: for example program file, DLL file, supply files, WTT file
- External driver model: DriverModel.dll, parameter file
- Calculation of emissions: External emission model
- Dynamic assignment: trip chain file *.fkt, path file *.weg, cost file *.bew
- Script files
- Detector: Audio file
- Fire event: *.fds file, *.q file
- ANM import: files *.panm, *.panmroutes
Vissim saves the files in the model archive sorted into directories. The names of these directories are English. This ensures reusability in other instances, if a different language is selected there.
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