Hello everyone,
In my example, I have process flow which creates objects in the 3D model, for some reason, my token will reach WaitForEvent (this is intentional) after the event (Item entering FloorStorage1) has happened. Is there a way to check if the item is existing on FloorStorage1? I tried to use conditional decide as well before the token can proceed, but that doesn't seem to help.
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You can test if item.up is the floor storage object.
Or you can split your token and have a delay one side and the wait the other side and join them afterwards. That way whichever takes longer is the limiting factor in the token progressing.
Hi Jason,
Am i using the item.up correctly? With the below syntax, it doesn't pass if the item is located in FloorStorage1.
token.item.up
will return a pointer to the object.
token.item.up.name
will return the name of the object as a string
If you can, set up a permanent pointer label somewhere and refer to that for your comparison instead of using strings and object names.
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