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How do I alter the task execution of one of my transporters?

stone.fsm In my model I have created a network path for the two transporters, so that the two transporters will move along the network path from the source to the first processor and from the first processor to the second processor and then to the sink. Here is the problem: In some cases the first transporter suddenly moves reverse-wise to the first processor to take the processed item to the second processor, but the second transporter is waiting there to transport the processed item. The first transporter intercepts and begins to do the work of the second transporter. How can I remove the unwanted actions done by the first transporter?

(Note: The first transporter is the green one.)

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If you are trying to make sure that the transporters only transports the item they first picked up, and don't pick up each other's items, one thing you can do, is on the first queues, where you say to "Use Transport" instead of the default "centerobject(current,1)," in the dropdown menu select "Tagged Resource" (for now you can just use the default settings.

Select tagged resource for both of the starting queues, and both of the processors. In the last processor set the Hold field to 0 or false.

That should fix your issue.


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thank you sir for your reply ,i will try it.

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