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Slug conveyor

Hello, I am new with the Flexsim Software and I am just following the tutorial that is included in the User Manual. I am blocked with the slug conveyors even that I believe that I followed all the instructions, I do not understand what is wrong here.

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I created six slug conveyors (the belted ones), but it only works for the brown boxes (directly from source). All slug conveyors are the same conveyor type, yet it only works for only this one.

Can someone help me? You may find attached my project here:

tutorial-conveyors-12.fsm

Thank you in advance

FlexSim 18.1.0
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You can find the warning message in the System Console 'not transfer along its length'. The conveyor5 should be connected to along its length not side transfer. I fix it. And the other conveyor ends should be connected exactly to the edges of the conveyors not center. I fixed them also.

You can find the transfers of the small retangular box in the edges of the connected conveyors. And the transfer visual and positions can be found easily when uncheck 'Draw Render Mode' like attached fixed model.


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Wow, thank you for the rapid answer!!! :)

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