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Since you do not have access to Process Flow, you will have to create the task sequences via code. I would first recommend going through the Task Sequence tutorials (there should be 3) found in the User Manual, it will help you understand the basics of creating/executing task sequences. (User Manual > Tutorials > Task Sequences)

Additionally, whenever you select an object to use a transport or operator for something, one of the dropdown menu options includes Task Sequence Example 1. This will give you a basic starting point to code your own tasks for your operators.

Here is the basic example for transporting:

treenode item = parnode(1);
treenode current = ownerobject(c);
int port = parval(2);
/**Task Sequence Example 1*/
/**Creates a standard task sequence manually.*/
/**If this "Request Transport From" field returns a 0 rather than a valid pointer 
to either a dispatcher or taskexecuter, then no call is made, and it is assumed 
that the user will dispatch their own tasksequence.


This example shows the code that is required to create the exact same tasksequence 
that is normally created automatically and dispatched to the object referenced by this field.*/


treenode dispatcher = centerobject(current,1); // the dispatcher or task executer
double priority = getvarnum(current,"transportpriority"); // read the Priority value on the GUI
int preempting = getvarnum(current,"preempttransport"); // read the Preemption mode on the GUI


treenode ts = createemptytasksequence(dispatcher,priority,preempting);


inserttask(ts,TASKTYPE_TRAVEL,current,NULL);
inserttask(ts,TASKTYPE_FRLOAD,item,current,port);
inserttask(ts,TASKTYPE_BREAK,NULL,NULL);
inserttask(ts,TASKTYPE_TRAVEL,outobject(current,port),NULL);
inserttask(ts,TASKTYPE_FRUNLOAD,item,outobject(current,port),opipno(current,port));


dispatchtasksequence(ts);
// return a 0 so this object will know that you made your own tasksequence and it doesn't need 
//to make the standard tasksequence automatically
return 0;