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How to simulate in a live session using FlexSim, USD Presenter, and USD Composer

I have set up a FlexSim, USD Composer, and USD Presenter connected in a live session by watching the video at the URL below.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9qCzdEib6HQ


We are currently connected in a live session by adding USD Stage to an existing FlexSim model, but the objects placed in FlexSim are not visible in USD Presenter.


Do I need to set up the objects to be on top of the USD Stage in order for them to show up in USD Presenter?

However, the above configuration would require renaming the object as set up in the process flow, which would be a very difficult task.

Is there a way to make it appear on USD Presenter with a simple process?


We have confirmed that if we place a Source and Queue, Processor on top of a USD Stage in FlexSim and run the simulation, USD Presenter will recognize and display the objects and flow items because it can.

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Hope you can confirm this post.

FlexSim 24.2.1
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Yes - all the objects need to be in the USD stage for them to appear in Omniverse live applications.

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