Multiprocessor onprocessfinish trigger per each prcoess

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Andr%C3%A9 Bongers asked Oct 11, '16 Regan Blackett edited Oct 11, '16

Multiprocessor onprocessfinish trigger per each prcoess

Hi all,

I have a Multiprocessor that shoudl execute five processes. After each Process the 3DShape of the Item should change. So I set four "Change 3DShape" Trigger on Processfinish. But only after finishing the first Process the Shape gets changed to the last of the four shapes I set. After the second, thirs, fourth and fith process nothing changes.

I think I have to tell each trigger after which process step they should be executed but unfortunatly I don't know how. Could you giev me some advice?

This is the Basic Code I got for the first two shape changes. Can you tell me how to modify each change so that it gets related to the Process?

treenode  item = param(1);
treenode  current = ownerobject(c);
int opnum = param(2);
{ // ************* PickOption Start ************* //
/***popup:Change3DShape*/
/**Change 3D Shape*/
treenode involved = /** \nObject: *//***tag:object*//**/item/**/;
string shapename = /** \nShape: *//***tag:shapepath*//**/"fs3d\\FlowItem\\Frame.3ds"/**/;

double theindex = getshapeindex(shapename);

//Grab the current size of the object
double x = xsize(involved);
double y = ysize(involved);
double z = zsize(involved);

setname(shape(involved),"_shape");
setobjectshapeindex(involved,theindex);

//Update the object to the original size
applyshapefactors(involved);
setsize(involved, x, y, z);
/** \nNote: The getshapeindex command is slow if it is called frequently. 
It is better to define the shape index in a global variable that gets set 
during reset. You can then replace getshapeindex with the name of your global variable.
Index values for 3D shapes can be found through the Tools>Media Files menu,
but keep in mind that index values can change when new media is loaded.*/
} // ******* PickOption End ******* //
{ // ************* PickOption Start ************* //
/***popup:Change3DShape*/
/**Change 3D Shape*/
treenode involved = /** \nObject: *//***tag:object*//**/item/**/;
string shapename = /** \nShape: *//***tag:shapepath*//**/"fs3d\\FlowItem\\Tote.3ds"/**/;

double theindex = getshapeindex(shapename);

//Grab the current size of the object
double x = xsize(involved);
double y = ysize(involved);
double z = zsize(involved);

setname(shape(involved),"_shape");
setobjectshapeindex(involved,theindex);

//Update the object to the original size
applyshapefactors(involved);
setsize(involved, x, y, z);
/** \nNote: The getshapeindex command is slow if it is called frequently. 
It is better to define the shape index in a global variable that gets set 
during reset. You can then replace getshapeindex with the name of your global variable.
Index values for 3D shapes can be found through the Tools>Media Files menu,
but keep in mind that index values can change when new media is loaded.*/
} // ******* PickOption End ******* //

Thanks ans best regards!

Software Version:

FlexSim 16.2.0

multiprocessor

Answer 1 · 2016-10-11T21:08:17Z

Regan Blackett answered Oct 11, '16 Regan Blackett edited Oct 11, '16

The 'opnum' variable declared at the top the the code window tells you which process just finished, it's a number from 1 to 'n' where 'n' is the total number of processes on the Multiprocessor. So what you would need to do is have a switch() or if() statement in the code that says if opnum is some value change shape accordingly.

Like this:

switch(opnum)
{
    case 1:
    { // ************* PickOption Start ************* //
    /***popup:Change3DShape*/
    /**Change 3D Shape*/
    treenode involved = /** \nObject: *//***tag:object*//**/item/**/;
    string shapename = /** \nShape: *//***tag:shapepath*//**/"fs3d\\General\\Box.3ds"/**/;

    double theindex = getshapeindex(shapename);

    //Grab the current size of the object
    double x = xsize(involved);
    double y = ysize(involved);
    double z = zsize(involved);

    setname(shape(involved),"_shape");
    setobjectshapeindex(involved,theindex);

    //Update the object to the original size
    applyshapefactors(involved);
    setsize(involved, x, y, z);
    /** \nNote: The getshapeindex command is slow if it is called frequently. 
    It is better to define the shape index in a global variable that gets set 
    during reset. You can then replace getshapeindex with the name of your global variable.
    Index values for 3D shapes can be found through the Tools>Media Files menu,
    but keep in mind that index values can change when new media is loaded.*/
    } // ******* PickOption End ******* //
    break;
    case 2:
    { // ************* PickOption Start ************* //
    /***popup:Change3DShape*/
    /**Change 3D Shape*/
    treenode involved = /** \nObject: *//***tag:object*//**/item/**/;
    string shapename = /** \nShape: *//***tag:shapepath*//**/"fs3d\\FlowItem\\Tote.3ds"/**/;

    double theindex = getshapeindex(shapename);

    //Grab the current size of the object
    double x = xsize(involved);
    double y = ysize(involved);
    double z = zsize(involved);

    setname(shape(involved),"_shape");
    setobjectshapeindex(involved,theindex);

    //Update the object to the original size
    applyshapefactors(involved);
    setsize(involved, x, y, z);
    /** \nNote: The getshapeindex command is slow if it is called frequently. 
    It is better to define the shape index in a global variable that gets set 
    during reset. You can then replace getshapeindex with the name of your global variable.
    Index values for 3D shapes can be found through the Tools>Media Files menu,
    but keep in mind that index values can change when new media is loaded.*/
    } // ******* PickOption End ******* //
    break;
}

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