How to obtain the data information of all vehicles in the multi-vehicle state？

[LittleTimeWxk]

Dear friends，
Now I create many cars in simulator and I want to put the datas of them into a list, then I can get the information of the car one by one using python API.

 **My Question：How to get the data of all the vehicles created？**

 I don't understand the code structure of vehicle creation in codes, so I won't use it.Could you provide some help？Tutorials, suggestions and ideas are all available！

[rajat2004]

Most of the APIs take in a vehicle_name parameter, which should be the name specified on the settings
Not passing the parameter uses the first vehicle

[LittleTimeWxk]

Most of the APIs take in a vehicle_name parameter, which should be the name specified on the settings
Not passing the parameter uses the first vehicle

Thanks your reply. But I think, may be you can't understand my question.

[rajat2004]

Well, then maybe you should have explained it better
See the documentation - https://microsoft.github.io/AirSim/multi_vehicle/

[LittleTimeWxk]

Well, then maybe you should have explained it better
See the documentation - https://microsoft.github.io/AirSim/multi_vehicle/

OK! Thank you for your reminder.

[LittleTimeWxk]

Well, then maybe you should have explained it better
See the documentation - https://microsoft.github.io/AirSim/multi_vehicle/

Hi! I have read the documentation, but that's not what i want. I want get the status of all the car one-time.
Now my plan is:
step1: I can get the name of all control car, and put it to a list;
step2: I can get the status of the corresponding vehicle by name list, and put status to a new list;
step3: I will post the state list to a ros point.

My problem is I don‘t know how to get all the names of the car in C++ backend in the first step. Because There are many things I don’t understand in the code project.
Could you give me some advice and other ideas?

[rajat2004]

Well, you're writing the settings file, so you would already know what are the names of the vehicles. An advanced step could be to use a JSON parser and parse the settings yourself.
This does bring up a possibility of adding a new API to give a list of the vehicles, which could be useful especially if and when #2390 gets in (needs update and lots of testing though)
If you're using ROS, have a look at https://microsoft.github.io/AirSim/airsim_ros_pkgs/ also, it might contan what you need

[LittleTimeWxk]

Well, you're writing the settings file, so you would already know what are the names of the vehicles. An advanced step could be to use a JSON parser and parse the settings yourself.
This does bring up a possibility of adding a new API to give a list of the vehicles, which could be useful especially if and when #2390 gets in (needs update and lots of testing though)
If you're using ROS, have a look at https://microsoft.github.io/AirSim/airsim_ros_pkgs/ also, it might contan what you need

Thank you very much! I have solved it just now.