Problem creating GIS points with code

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Julio R asked Mar 3, '22 Jason Lightfoot edited Mar 3, '22

Problem creating GIS points with code

Hello,

I have been working on a model to create a logistical network. For this I need to create all my points.

Since it was taking too long and I wanted to know if the system was working I did it in processFlow so it will create a point each second (not important for this question, just explaining why is not in a for cycle in a script).

My problem now is that once I press reset the coordinates changes to 0,0. The strange thing is that when I use another code using the same commands after everything is in 0,0 coordinates, everything goes where is supposed to and stays there even after restarting the model. (this code is on a script)

My first question is, how can I update my code so I don´t have to run the second one after restarting the model?

My second question is, is there a better way to do this?

And finally and less important, why does it take so long to create the objects in a code? I tough that it was taking a long time because it had to create the conexions and had to pull the data, but when I move them everything is very fast.

This is a simplied version of the model:

Network position proof of concept_1.fsm

Software Version:

FlexSim 22.0.1

code gis

network-position-proof-of-concept-1.fsm (6.7 MiB)

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Answer 1 · 2022-03-03T14:05:41Z

Jason Lightfoot answered Mar 3, '22 Jason Lightfoot edited Mar 3, '22

Instead of setting the property for longitude and latitude if you use setvarnum the location will stick:

    setvarnum(point1,"latitude",tablaClientes[filaCliente][2]);
    setvarnum(point1,"longitude",tablaClientes[filaCliente][3]);

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Julio R commented · Mar 03, 2022 at 02:37 PM

Thank you @Jason Lightfoot

I tried that but now it is just putting everything in coordinates 0,0, even before pressing reset.

Am I doing something wrong?

Network position proof of concept_2.fsm

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network-position-proof-of-concept-2.fsm (1.4 MiB)

Jason Lightfoot ♦♦ Julio R commented · Mar 03, 2022 at 02:46 PM

You need to match the case in the code snippet - it's all lower case. You can just copy/paste the code above.

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