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How to put my own User Library to a customized module?

Hello ,

Is it possible to put my own User Library to a customized module?

Not using "Open User Libraries"(.fsl) to add User Library.



FlexSim 24.0.1
module sdkuserlibrary
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You can add your user library to the startup using the Global Preferences:

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Thank You !
Is it possible not using ".fsl"?

I try to copy TaskExecuter with my own 3D model to LibraryIconGrid node.

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first time it work, but when I restart Flexsim and press TaskExecuter in MAIN:project/library/Model. It have exception.

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Jason Lightfoot avatar image Jason Lightfoot ♦♦ wade commented ·

When the library is loaded it should show the object you added via the menu and saved as part of the user library:

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You can also read about module development here, but for this simple application it should not be necessary.

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