Good evening, please thanks alot for your previous answers, i have a dashboard containing various charts attached to my model write-up.fsm, please i need help in explaining the charts with respect to my 3d simulation(from start to end of the
The "Throughput per Minute" chart tracks the throughput of the model per minute.
The "Throughput per Minute by Type" chart tracks the throughput of the model and groups the data points by item Type, which is a label on the flow items.
The "WIP By Type Vs Time" chart tracks the Work In Progress (WIP) inventory against Time and groups the data by the item label, Type.
This should help explain what you have incorporated into your dashboards already. If you have more questions about how charts or dashboards work, you can always reference the Working With Dashboards and Charts section of the User Manual.
Thanks, please I understand the various heading but I want to know how each graph can be explained in details as data from the 3d model changes write-up.fsm
I'm afraid it's your responsibility to be able to interpret the graphs and results from the model. We don't know what the model is doing nor do we know what statistics you're hoping to gather from the model. If you need specific help learning what the data means/how it can be interpreted, you might try contacting your professor or distributor, because this isn't really something that can be taught by means of a forum post. It's more of a consulting/teaching opportunity.
Ok thanks, but please how do I explain each line of code in the codes below in flexscript
Object current= owner object(c);
Object item = param(1);
int port= param(2);
into row number= param(2);
It is just a header of the template editor. Typically you find a declaration of variables at the beginning of source codes. ownerobject is a command that returns the starting node in the tree of a treenode. "c" is a reference of the function to itself. Both can you find in the command manual ordered by Alphabetical Index. There you find the description of param(..), too. It evaluates the parameters parsed into the function as parameter one, two, three and so on.
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