## New Features * Support for VISUM 2024 * Added Telecommuter modelling support for TASHA. * Updated to .Net 8.0 * Added AVX512 acceleration to the ODMath framework. * New Functions for the ODMath framework. * Minor graphical improvements. Download from [Github] Full Changelog: [1.12.1420…1.13.1430-beta1]
You can find the new release for download on at https://github.com/TravelModellingGroup/XTMF/releases/tag/1.12.1420. New Features: * Supports EMME 2023. * Updated to .Net 7.0. * Fixed regression in the transit assignment tool. * Improved performance for ExportSubarea tool by adding a max core count. * Improved stability when opening/saving projects on network drives. * Improved performance of
This release of XTMF 1 continues support for both EMME 4.6 and versions before EMME 4.4.5.1. If you are using EMEME 4.6 please use the toolbox included with XTMF at Modules/TMG_Toolbox_Python3.mtbx. If you are using version of EMME 4.4.5.1 or before, please use the toolbox at Modules/TMG_Toolbox.mtbx. Both toolboxes contain full support for all EMME tools produced
In this update we have included support for EMME 4.6. You can view the latest release with detailed change logs here.
May 4 @ 10:00 am – 12:00 pm York Region developed a new generation of travel demand model, known as activity-based model (ABM). The model simulates daily activities and travel patterns of all individuals in the Greater Golden Horseshoe (GGH) area, including York Region, as affected by transportation system level of service. The model was successfully applied
New Features: Includes the new modules for GTAModel’s C-19 variant You can find more information on this model variant here Able to read compressed CSV files (.csv.gz) Updated to .Net Framework 4.8 Includes a more flexible implementation for importing transit lines into EMME for backwards compatibility Added a new flag for the auto mode to
