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This is a bug. I will add it to the dev list to get it fixed. It happens because OptQuest sees a sequence as many variables instead of one. So FlexSim generates a name for each of the sequence values. Right now, it generates those names by concatenating an index with the parameter name. So for Sequence14, it generates:
And for Sequence141, it generates:
Until this bug is fixed, you'll have to avoid this bug by ensuring that if you have multiple sequence parameters, that their names don't end in a digit (1-9).
Or you could use leading zeros in your parameter names: Sequence041, Sequence141. Again, that's just a workaround until the bug is fixed.
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