Releases: a-b-street/abstreet
Releases · a-b-street/abstreet
for all we know nobody knows
- rewrote the low-traffic neighborhood prototype. neighborhood detection much better, internal streets grouped into traffic cells, two rendering styles for cells. browsing rat runs not ready yet, disabled
- new shared title screen, to switch easily between all A/B Street apps
there's plenty of elbow room down this rabbit hole for some yak-shaving
- new algorithms to find and render city block and neighborhoods. almost ready for use in main applications
- fixed the worst of curb rendering bugs
- new mapbox gl + abstreet demo
- adding command-line --help to most programs
the devil I don't know
- ungap: consolidate editing controls
- workaround some bugs loading map edits
- ungap: add ability to compare a trip before/after some proposed changes
- ungap: make the high-stress metric handle one side of a road missing bike lanes
- ungap route sketcher easier to use when zoomed far out
- ui fixes: units in barrier type, dropdowns focus-fighting with drag-drop cards
- perf: smaller city overview maps
Ungap the Map
- ungap the map bike network tool launched! bike.abstreet.org has documentation and videos
- uploading and sharing proposals now works!
- super speedup to applying map edits
the world burns either way
- bike network tool now shows alternate routes
- small fixes to mode shift and LTN tool
- major internal UI refactors started
Scootadootling about
- incorporated a configurable mode shift and carbon emissions model with the bike network tool
- partially implemented Mara's UX changes to the bike tool
- improved UI map importing: no more overwriting, and naming new maps
- prototyped a new low-traffic neighborhood / rat-run tool
eggplant caveater
- bike network's route tool: naming saved routes, showing details about the route
- switch from s3 to cloudfront CDN; all downloads should be faster
- further pathfinding performance improvements
- fix bike quick sketch tool in left-handed maps
- consolidate tools into a single CLI and include it in the release
and to this very basic emotion, I said something like, "I can do something about that."
- dramatically improve time to recalculate pathfinding
- deploy raw map editor to web, to support a long-form article: https://a-b-street.github.io/docs/tech/map/geometry/index.html
- long-form article about the simulation: https://a-b-street.github.io/docs/tech/trafficsim/discrete_event/index.html
- small fixes to ungap route tool
grass-fed milk
- bike network tool UI fixes, especially for the routing tool
- use drag and drop for traffic signal editor and route waypoints
- small internal map model performance boost
- heavy documentation week
The last guffaw
- releasing a new tool dedicated to planning bike networks!
- massive overhaul to the road editor, including lane cards that can be both dragged AND dropped
- new road labeling in unzoomed mode
- new tool to quickly sketch roads to edit
- new tool to plan routes and see elevation/road types along the way
- load previously saved proposals on web
- disabled prototype: uploading proposals to a central server for easier sharing