Network node offset travelling and re-attaching task executor to nodes

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Zdenek K2 asked Nov 19, '21 Ryan Clark commented Nov 24, '21

Network node offset travelling and re-attaching task executor to nodes

Hello,

I am currently experimentating with node based networks with nescessary offset travelling.

In the attached model below i need the task executor to be able to do both tasks on the same network:

I tryed to use the "D" connection, which works quite well for offset travelling and rejoining on another point, but if there is no "A" connection between nodes task executor will not travel directly.

And if I use both connections between those two nodes travel pattern looks like that, which is also not good for me:

So my question is:

How to connect the nodes and setup rest of model to allow both of those movements on one network node?

Pathfinding Issue.fsm

Thank you so much and have a nice day all!

Z.K.

Software Version:

FlexSim 21.2.2

network nodes network travel task

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Ryan Clark commented · Nov 24, 2021 at 07:30 PM

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Answer 1 · 2021-11-19T11:11:53Z

Patryk answered Nov 19, '21

In order for a task executor to move from node to node, it must have a connection between them. The D connection should work correctly and before you connect D connection u must have A connection

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