Problem with rutes in gis model.

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Sergio asked May 8, '24 Jeanette F commented 6 days ago

Problem with rutes in gis model.

Hi. i have problems with GIS module. I was watching videos but i cant make that the trucks travel through the rutes in the map. The model is a plant of concret, and the trucks are mixers which have to send de concret to the jobsites. In my model the exit of the plant is the queue (salida a obra), and the jobsites are the queues (llegada a obra). besides the same truck has to transport the product through all the steps before took other load, that is other problem in my model because in some point other truck took the load of the truck that start de process and this is not possible. i hope you can help me. attached you can find my model.Trabajo de grado.fsm

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FlexSim 23.0.15

dispatcher use transport gis module

trabajo-de-grado.fsm (54.4 KiB)

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Jeanette F ♦♦ commented · 6 days ago

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Answer 1 · 2024-05-08T19:39:32Z

Sebastián Cañas answered May 8, '24

@Sergio ,

If you need to represent loading/unloading times, you can use the properties of the TaskExecuter. With this approach you wouldn't need the processors to represent "the steps"

Besides, you need to connect the TaskExecuters directly to the GIS Map, so that they use it as Navigator. If you connect the Dispatcher, it won't work.

Finally, if you need to create restrictions during the load of a truck, you can play with the properties of the Queue to represent what you need. In case you need a more sofisticated logic, you should use Process Flow.

Perhaps you would benefit from reading the documentation and following some of the tutorials given in there.

Hope this give you an idea

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