question

Lambert avatar image
0 Likes"
Lambert asked Jeanette F commented

Rotate pallets stored in rack

Hi,

I am storing pallets in a rack via robot. Is there a simple way to rotate the pallets? Right now they get stored longitudinally, which is visually weird.

Thank you!


1647274338545.png

FlexSim 22.1.0
rack
1647274338545.png (250.3 KiB)
· 2
5 |100000

Up to 12 attachments (including images) can be used with a maximum of 23.8 MiB each and 47.7 MiB total.

Jason Lightfoot avatar image Jason Lightfoot ♦♦ commented ·
Can you post your model? The answer can depend on what you've implemented and where.
0 Likes 0 ·
Jeanette F avatar image Jeanette F ♦♦ commented ·

Hi @Lambert,

We haven't heard back from you. Were you able to solve your problem? If so, please add and accept an answer to let others know the solution. Or please respond to the previous comment so that we can continue to help you.

If we don't hear back in the next 3 business days, we'll assume you were able to solve your problem and we'll close this case in our tracker. You can always comment back at any time to reopen your question, or you can contact your local FlexSim distributor for phone or email help.

0 Likes 0 ·

1 Answer

Iago MF avatar image
0 Likes"
Iago MF answered Iago MF edited

Hi,

If you are using process flow, you can use the activity Change Visuals in order to rotate the pallet as you can see in the example i've attached.

Try to change Z rotation to see how it affects.

21.2 ExampleRotation.fsm


· 2
5 |100000

Up to 12 attachments (including images) can be used with a maximum of 23.8 MiB each and 47.7 MiB total.

Jason Lightfoot avatar image Jason Lightfoot ♦♦ commented ·

If you're testing if the slot has space then the changing of the visual needs to be before the FindSlot activity - and if you do that in your model you'll find that, correctly, none of the slots have space. This is why I asked to see the OP's implementation.

212-examplerotation_jl.fsm

0 Likes 0 ·
Iago MF avatar image Iago MF Jason Lightfoot ♦♦ commented ·

Yes, that's true. Then we need to know how it's implemented to give a more correct solution, as you said.


Thanks, Jason.

0 Likes 0 ·