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hi @EwoutH @jackiekazil , Can u look into this new model please, any feedbacks will be helpful. Also i built the base logic to be highly scalable, planning to expand it with: |
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I will take a look in the next 48 hrs or so. |
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Summary
Adds a new traffic_flow example demonstrating a minimal traffic model in Mesa (tested on Mesa 3.3.1). Includes a CLI runner for ASCII output and a SolaraViz UI entrypoint.
Motive
Developer Experience (DevEx) Audit
Implementation
traffic_flow/agent.py: CarAgent that checks the cell to the right and moves if empty.
traffic_flow/model.py: TraficFlow model.
run.py: CLI runner printing the grid each tick.
app.py: SolaraViz page.
README.md: usage + parameters.
Usage Examples
Screenshot