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Road Mesh user guide
Road Mesh is a browser-based traffic digital twin: it turns real-world road data into an editable network model, runs a deterministic microsimulation over it, and records every run for analysis. This guide walks through the full workflow — Import → Edit → Demand → Simulate → Analysis — plus file-based imports, project files and cloud sync.
01Getting startedThe workspace, the five workflow steps, sample projects, the guided tour, and how projects are saved.02Importing roads from OpenStreetMapSearch a place, choose an import area and road classes, and turn live OpenStreetMap data into an editable network.03Editing the road networkThe object tree, the inspector, drawing and modifying roads, lane configuration, closures, and undo history.04Junctions and traffic signalsJunction control types, per-approach right of way, lane connections, opening Signal Studio, and parametric interchange templates.05Signal StudioBuild a signal plan visually, edit every light on the timeline, resolve crossing greens, and compare alternatives before applying them.06Traffic demandTraffic sources and destinations, vehicle and driver mixes, demand generated from traffic counters, and named scenarios.07Running simulationsPlayback controls, deterministic fixed-step simulation, driver behavior models, and live metrics.08Analyzing resultsThe Analysis workspace: recorded runs, charts, heatmaps, Level of Service, junction diagnostics, replications with confidence intervals and scenario comparison.09GIS, CAD and LandXML importBring road networks from GIS files, overlay DXF drawings, convert LandXML designs, and re-import revisions.10Projects, files and cloudLocal-first project files, settings and units, image and GIS export, and optional cloud projects with sharing.