I've created an AVG path and assigned an operator to it. He is moving back and forth along the path, but walking backwards on the way back. How do I set it so he turns and walks forwards along the same path?
I've created an AVG path and assigned an operator to it. He is moving back and forth along the path, but walking backwards on the way back. How do I set it so he turns and walks forwards along the same path?
The standard practice for creating and connecting AGV paths is to make a big loop throughout the model. You can take a look at the AGV tutorial in the User Manual to see what I mean. Completing all the lessons in the AGV tutorial will even show when you can use two-way paths effectively. Most of the time, AGVs will travel forward along the connected one-way paths when travelling around the loop.
My suggestion would be to create a similar loop for the Operator to travel on so it is always walking forward along a one-way path. You can also create two small loops of one-way paths on both sides of a two-way path so that as soon as the Operator leaves the two-way path, they are forced to travel along the one-way paths before getting back onto the two-way path - forcing them to always be facing forward while travelling.
Otherwise, you might want to look into a network node path or using the AStar objects, as they are better suited for always keeping a Task Executer facing forward without having to create extra paths.
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