FlexSim 2016, version 16.0.5, is available. To download the installer log in to your account at www.flexsim.com, then go to the Downloads section and click on More Versions.
If you have bug reports or other feedback on the software, please email [email protected] or create a new idea in the Development space.
Release Notes
- Fixed sin() command not displaying in the Command Helper.
- Fixed a bug when shift-selecting entire rows and columns of global tables.
- Fixed C++ Variant comparisons where the primitive is on the left side.
- Fixed the return values for CURRENT_MINUTE, CURRENT_SECOND, and CURRENT_MILLISECOND in getmodelunit().
- Fixed a bug with SQL parsing of FlexScript functions returning doubles in 32-bit FlexSim.
- Fixed some pin buttons in the Stats window.
- Fixed a bug in a Pull From List pick option.
- Fixed Crane and Robot speeds not scaling with model units.
- Fixed a bug with the From/To Lookup Table popup not putting quotes around table names.
- Fixed a bug with exporting Custom Chart data as CSV sometimes not working.
- Fixed some UI issues with the Edit Name box for User Libraries.
- Fixed an exception in the Set Label trigger popup.
Conveyor
- Fixed header for OnMessage trigger of Photo Eyes.
- Fixed decision point rotation in a rotated container.
- Fixed a bug with calculating the time that items will split off from each other when an ahead item speeds up.
- Fixed a rare crashing issue with accumulated items.
- Fixed an issue with resuming nonaccumulating conveyors that weren't stopped.
Process Flow
- Fixed a UI bug with the process flow variable panel in Quick Properties when opening a model.
- Fixed some instance references from showing just the name to now showing the path to better distinguish objects in containers.
- Fixed an extra line being added in the token Shared Assets list when requesting a Zone.
- Fixed the Quick Library so you can collapse sections.
AGV
- Fixed issue with click-creating AGV control points before creating paths.
- Fixed issue with calling stopobject() on an agv when it has arrived at a control point at (near) zero speed.
