This is a post of an error with the solution already provided to help people facing the same problem.
Error: No option with the name ‘lanechange.smooth-change’ exists
Solution: Make sure you installed the correct version of SUMO. You can find the version with the smooth lanechange option here: https://github.com/octavdragoi/sumo/tree/smooth-lane-change
If you have already installed this version, check if you call the correct SUMO-binary within the pathconfig.py file which can be found in your Sumo-interface folder.
as you might have figured out, the smooth-lanechange option is non existent in every version of SUMO except the one I have linked above. Installation can be separated in 2 different steps:
configure pathconfig.py - make sure that you set the SUMO_BINARY path correctly. This will likely be your issue, as you try to run a SUMO simulation with the lanechange flag, but you get an error since it is not supported by whatever version you are using.
I suggest to look into the file I mentioned in step 2, removing the <lanechange.smooth-change value=“1”/> flag from your config file is the alternative. Be aware that if you take the second approach, chances are lanechanges will not be realistic
I hope I could help you with this answer, otherwise just leave a reply with more details on your error, as this helps to narrow it down.
Eclipse SUMO Version v1_5_0+0798-17e9b9b823
Build features: Linux-5.3.0-40-generic x86_64 GNU 7.5.0 Release Proj GUI SWIG GDAL FFmpeg GL2PS Eigen
Error
/home/kailin/anaconda3/envs/commonroad-py36/bin/python /home/kailin/PycharmProjects/commonroad-sumo-interface/example_scripts/minimal_example.py
Retrying in 1 seconds*
Loading configuration … *
Error: No option with the name ‘lanechange.smooth-change’ exists.*
Btw. if you want to use another Sumo version that doesn’t implement the smooth-lane-change feature, you can just delete this option from the .cfg file.