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a problem about the visualization #11
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I faced the same issue while using matplotlib However, this repository was first published in October 2018. The latest stable version of matplotlib from this time was After switching to matplotlib |
please help me, |
Creating a new virtual env with the following packages worked for me. absl-py==0.12.0 |
Thank you EnnaSachdeva and dinesh-k-natarajan! |
I built the environment according to the repositories provided by Enna, but it's still a static image: What is the right result? like a .gif file with all agents running on it? Thanks in advance! any help will be appreciated! |
How are you able to visualize the tracks? I just get a picture from PyCharm. |
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Hello, please help me ValueError: Image size of 2078626x14530 pixels is too large. It must be less than 2^16 in each direction. How can I bebug this error and run code? |
please make sure to input the correct format of the background image default is .jpg but the given data contains .png images this will help to plot the vehicles to correct lanes and avoid sidelining of the vehicle trajectories that takes it out of scope of the plot also make this change in visualize_frame.py at under
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In pycharm I just got a picture but in VSCode in worked. |
I tried to run the
main.py
and the visualization result is shown above (a blank picture).It sames dosen't capture the key part of the whole picture.
I tried to scroll down heavily and the gray lane appeared gradually but I still didn't see any vehicles by now.
So, it is there any good suggestions to handle this situation?
My matplotlib is
3.3.2
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