Launch problem
IgorMozolin opened this issue · 10 comments
Good day! I downloaded your program and wanted to try opening the .xocs files. But when I try to open or create my own file, the program crashes with the error "Python program does not work". I would really like to use your program to test my scripts. Please help me, I'm ready to contact you.
Error code:
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "D:\Programs\OpenScenarioEditor-v1.0\OpenScenarioEditor\OpenScenarioEditor.py", line 462, in openxml
self.gui.load_file(self.xmlfn)
File "D:\Programs\OpenScenarioEditor-v1.0\OpenScenarioEditor\gui_qt.py", line 1123, in load_file
self.reload()
File "D:\Programs\OpenScenarioEditor-v1.0\OpenScenarioEditor\gui_qt.py", line 889, in reload
self.pyesmini = PyEsmini(
File "D:\Programs\OpenScenarioEditor-v1.0\OpenScenarioEditor\pyesmini\pyesmini\pyesmini.py", line 144, in init
raise Exception("Init failed")
Exception: Init failed
The sampleDatabase.XODR file is referenced in your simpleovertake.XOSC file but it is missing.
I suggest you to download esmini release package, unpack and try to open one of the valid xosc files in the resources directory. (have in mind that the tools needs all .xodr and xosc and model files. )
Ebadi, good afternoon! Your examples really work and I am grateful to you! But when I try to open or create my own file, the program crashes with the "Python program not working" error. I would really like to use your program to test my scripts. Please help me, I am ready to contact you.
How can I use your program to create new scripts? Maybe you have some user manual?
Or do you have some dictionary that will allow you to see what parameters in xml, xocs, xocd correspond to the parameters of OpenScreenario?
I would really like to learn how to create my scripts according to the OpenX standard and be able to check their performance in your program!
Hello Igor,
The program is still under development and it is currently can only be used for editing & running open-scenario files.
Yes, at this point.
Not sure what you need but I don't have such data.