Static colors of vehicles and pedestrians

Static colors are used for vehicles or pedestrians if neither the automatic nor the user-defined dynamic coloring is active. Static colors are defined via the attributes of the vehicle type, the pedestrian type, the vehicle class or the pedestrian class. For PT vehicles, the color is taken from the respective PT line.

The table indicates which color is used, if you have defined colors for multiple objects:

Defined by type	Defined by class	Defined by bus line/tram line	Display color based on
Color distribution	-	-	Vehicle type, pedestrian type
Color distribution	Color	-	Vehicle class, pedestrian class
Color distribution	-	Color	PT line
Color distribution	Color	Color	Vehicle class, pedestrian class

The color of a PT line has priority over the color distribution of a vehicle type and the color of a vehicle class or pedestrian class has priority over the color distribution of a vehicle type and a PT line.

If a vehicle or pedestrian type belongs to multiple classes, vehicles or pedestrians of each type are displayed in the color of the first class of these classes which has a defined color.

At the same time, you can also display the link segments in the simulation with colors based on vehicular parameters (Assigning a color to links based on aggregated parameters).

Superordinate topic:

Selecting display options

Defining colors for vehicles and pedestrians

Information on editing:

Editing graphic parameters for network objects

Editing base graphic parameters for a network editor

Using textures

Assigning a color to nodes based on an attribute

Using named color schemes

Dynamically assigning a color to vehicles during the simulation

Assigning a color to vehicles based on an attribute

Assigning a color to pedestrians based on an attribute

Assigning a color to links based on aggregated parameters

Assigning a color to areas based on aggregated parameters (LOS)

Using LOS schemes for showing aggregated pedestrian values

Assigning a color to ramps and stairs based on aggregated parameters (LOS)

Assigning a color to parking spaces, parking lots or parking lot gorups based on an attribute