Hello there.
I was wondering, what is the difference between:
1- FlexSim's user manual (2017).
2- Applied Simulation: Modeling and Analysis Using FlexSim (2011).
And which is better?
Hello there.
I was wondering, what is the difference between:
1- FlexSim's user manual (2017).
2- Applied Simulation: Modeling and Analysis Using FlexSim (2011).
And which is better?
I am both learning, and want to teach FlexSim, i would apricate it if you provide me with source links.
Thank you.
FlexSim Videos repository:
https://www.flexsim.com/videos/
start with FlexSim 2020 tutorial
later In-depth video Tutorials.
look for videos about new features and find articles about them at answers.flexsim.com
tutorials are inside of the manual in
https://docs.flexsim.com/en/24.1/Introduction/Welcome/Welcome.html
you can select different versions.
Animation tutorials are pdf files in answers.flexsim.com
https://answers.flexsim.com/comments/83137/view.html
In the past I tried to prevent students to seek answers in a forum. Today this is unimportant for me, because my main focus is on a valid documentation. They have to document their logic in diagrams and texts. This can only be achieved, if they understand what they have received as solutions from users of a forum. And you can only describe really successful, if you build it for yourself and on your own.
And most important are statistical result discussions and analysis.
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