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Custom Packing On pallet

Hi community,

In my model, I wanted to pack the items as shown in the following image.

2023-04-05.png

But when I use pack option in the combiner they are seen like this after packing

2023-04-05-1.png

How to solve the issue?


Thanks in advance.



FlexSim 23.1.1
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This question is related to wherever you stack packed pallets: queues, rack slots and vehicles. @Jason Lightfoot has shown recently a workaround in several of his answers.
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Your desired stacking outcome is now the standard packing method in 23.1 (still no un-packing):

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Here's an example model which just uses default behavior.

DefaultPalletStacking.fsm


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Sri_vikas K avatar image Sri_vikas K commented ·

Hey @Jason Lightfoot

Your suggestion almost helped me, but when I try to pack the 6 items. The first two items are being packed vertically but from the third item they are penetrated into the second item as shown in the screenshot below.

2023-04-05-2.png

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Jason Lightfoot avatar image Jason Lightfoot ♦ Sri_vikas K commented ·
Can you post the model for us to see how it was set up?
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Sri_vikas K avatar image Sri_vikas K Jason Lightfoot ♦ commented ·

@Jason Lightfoot

Please find the example below.

Packing Error.fsm

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