ChosunTruck

Introduction

ChosunTruck is an autonomous driving solution for Euro Truck Simulator 2. Recently, autonomous driving technology has become a big issue and as a result we have been studying technology that incorporates this. It is being developed in a simulated environment called Euro Truck Simulator 2 to allow us to study it using vehicles. We chose Euro Truck Simulator 2 because this simulator provides a good test environment that is similar to the real road.

Features

• You can drive a vehicle without handling it yourself.
• You can understand the principles of autonomous driving.
• (Experimental/Linux only) You can detect where other vehicles are.

How To Run It

Windows

Dependencies

• OS: Windows 7, 10 (64bit)

• IDE: Visual Studio 2013, 2015

• OpenCV version: >= 3.1

• Cuda Toolkit 7.5 (Note: Do an ADVANCED INSTALLATION. ONLY install the Toolkit + Integration to Visual Studio. Do NOT install the drivers + other stuff it would normally give you. Once installed, your project properties should look like this: https://i.imgur.com/e7IRtjy.png)

• If you have a problem during installation, look at our Windows Installation wiki page

Required to allow input to work in Windows:

• Go to C:\Users\YOURUSERNAME\Documents\Euro Truck Simulator 2\profiles and edit controls.sii from

config_lines[0]: "device keyboard `di8.keyboard`"
config_lines[1]: "device mouse `fusion.mouse`"

to

config_lines[0]: "device keyboard `sys.keyboard`"
config_lines[1]: "device mouse `sys.mouse`"

(thanks Komat!)

• While you are in controls.sii, make sure your sensitivity is set to:

 config_lines[33]: "constant c_rsteersens 0.775000"
 config_lines[34]: "constant c_asteersens 4.650000"

Then:

• Set controls.sii to read-only
• Open the visual studio project and build it.
• Run ETS2 in windowed mode and set resolution to 1024 * 768.(It will work properly with 1920 * 1080 screen resolution and 1024 * 768 window mode ETS2.)

Linux

Dependencies

• OS: Ubuntu 16.04 LTS

• OpenCV version: >= 3.1

• (Optional) Tensorflow version: >= 0.12.1

Build the source code with the following command (inside the linux directory).

make

If you want the car detection function then:

make Drive

Then:

• Run ETS2 in windowed mode and set its resolution to 1024 * 768. (It will work properly with 1920 * 1080 screen resolution and 1024 * 768 windowed mode ETS2)
• It cannot find the ETS2 window automatically. Move the ETS2 window to the right-down corner to fix this.
• In ETS2 Options, set controls to 'Keyboard + Mouse Steering', 'left click' to acclerate, and 'right click' to brake.
• Go to a highway and set the truck's speed to 40~60km/h. (I recommend you turn on cruise mode to set the speed easily)
• Run this program!

To enable car detection mode, add -D or --Car_Detection.

./ChosunTruck [-D|--Car_Detection]

Troubleshooting

See Our wiki page.

If you have some problems running this project, reference the demo video below. Or, open a issue to contact our team.

Demo Video

Lane Detection (Youtube link)

Lane Detection + Vehicle Detection (Youtube link)

Todo

• For better detection performance, Change the Tensorbox to YOLO2.
• The information from in-game screen have Restrictions. Read ETS2 process memory to collect more driving environment data.

Founders

• Chiwan Song, [email protected]

• JaeCheol Sim, [email protected]

• Seongjoon Chu, [email protected]

Contributors

• zappybiby

How To Contribute

Anyone who is interested in this project is welcome! Just fork it and pull requests!

License

ChosunTruck, Euro Truck Simulator 2 auto driving solution Copyright (C) 2017 chi3236, bethesirius, uoyssim

This program is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation, either version 3 of the License, or (at your option) any later version.

This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU General Public License for more details.

You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License along with this program. If not, see http://www.gnu.org/licenses/.