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Creating / editing a process flow using a script -Continued

@Phil BoBo , Everyone,

I have previously made the following inquiries:

Creating / editing a process flow using a script - FlexSim Community


Since the best answer has been approved, I will post a new question.

Please tell me a little more.

Phil said, "You can code to auto-build a model." What kind of things can be automatically built using code?

I want to know how far auto build can be done.


And just in case, is it correct to recognize that Process flow cannot be created automatically even using C ++?


I would like to thank you in advance.

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You can continue on that thread with these questions since it's the same question (title) - although you're asking for information about building a model while your question title is again asking about building a process flow - which Phil has already answered and I have commented on. There are many topics on this forum about autobuilding conveyors, AGV networks etc. along with the Fixed Resource, non-module-based objects. You're probably aware that for the basic objects the commands createinstance, createcopy, setLocation, contextdragconnection are going to be the main ones to use and then you'll be setting properties and possibly variables too.

In the post to which you linked I said it IS possible to create process flow activities in that post using function_s commands - you don't need C++ module. The problem might be maintaining that, if/when changes are made to the module. BUT - you can create your code in a way that it's easy to update some user commands should the process flow module change - you just need to be aware of that risk and restrict function_s calls to a few user commands.

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