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Introduction Jülich Pedestrian Simulator (JuPedSim) is an open source framework for simulating and analysing pedestrian dynamics. JuPedSim comes with four different modules: jpseditor: Geometry editor. For changes in this release, see CHANGLOG jpscore: The simulation module. For changes in this release, see CHANGLOG jpsvis: Geometry and trajectories visualization tool (not actively developed) jpsreport: Analysis module For changes in this release, see CHANGLOG Installer (Windows) The directory sample contains some project files to get you started. Open a command line and call jpscore.exe with an inifile to start a simulation. This should produce a trajectory file, which can be visualized by jpsvis.exe. Besides, you can open the geometry file with jpsvis.exe for visualisation or with jpseditor for editing. Mac OS X dmgs coming soon. 👍 Tutorials Tutorials how to use jpseditor and jpscore can be found in our YouTube channel Issues Please check our issue tracker.
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