How to link StateTables with state_current>profile of an object?

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Jouky D asked Feb 28, '23 Felix Möhlmann commented Mar 6, '23

How to link StateTables with state_current>profile of an object?

Hello,

I have created a StateTable with 8 states. However, when I want to change the state in the Process Flow of an element, I can only use the Default table.

How can I use my new State table? I tried to write the following script to change the state:

#define Default 0

Object object1 = token.MotorElevacion;

int state = 2;

int profile = Default;

object1.setState(state, profile);

changing the Default 0 value into 1 or 2 and using object1.stats.state("NewStateTable").valueString = "State3"; or object1.stats.state("NewStateTable").value = 1;

Could someone help me please?:)

Software Version:

FlexSim 23.0.3

states statetable profile

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Andrew O commented · Mar 03, 2023 at 07:05 PM

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Answer 1 · 2023-02-28T10:50:13Z

Felix Möhlmann answered Feb 28, '23 Felix Möhlmann commented Mar 6, '23

A state table only used to influence how states are displayed/interpreted in dashboard charts. In the background the object still uses the default state profile, but the names of the states are "overwritten" by the state table in the chart.

If you want to a add an actual second state profile to an object (that runs in parallel, the object will have a state in each profile) you can follow the description in this post.

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Jouky D commented · Feb 28, 2023 at 11:31 AM

I tried. I have put state_profiles inside the TaskExecuter, and when I change using setstate(object, state, profile) the state_profiles current changes, however, the name associated into that state is not shown on TaskExecuter state (it shows idle or whatever the default state_current is).

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Felix Möhlmann Jouky D commented · Feb 28, 2023 at 11:48 AM

The statistics panel in the properties will always show the current state in the default state profile with the name set in that profile node.

You can edit the default profile for a given object in the tree.

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Jouky D Felix Möhlmann commented · Mar 06, 2023 at 07:39 AM

Thank you Felix for your answer. But is there a way to set the state_current table as a created State Table? Or do I have to copy and paste that table into the state_current/profile in every object?

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