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Custom States for multiprocessor

I´ve tried to use the custom states for the multiprocessor, I only want to Graph the state of processing with different states for the different processes. I know before we could do it as @Sam Stubbs says in the question "Add custom state to a state gantt chart".

How can I do this with the new Dashboards?

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There is a bug in FlexSim right now that prevents you from doing this. Here are some steps to create a State Gantt for an alternate profile:

  1. Drag out a State Gantt chart from the State Templates section of the charts
  2. Add the multiprocessor to the chart
  3. On the Advanced tab, click the Install button, and click OK in the confirmation dialog. This will create many tools in the toolbox, including a Process Flow
  4. Open the Process Flow
  5. In the Quick Properties, change the value of the Profile variable to 1

  6. In the Wait for State Change activity, change the label name of the first parameter from Profile to StateNode


At this point, if you reset and run your model, the chart will draw the states of the multiprocessor.

multiprocessorstategantt.fsm

This bug will be fixed in a future version.


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Thanks @jordan.johnson, It works great!

How can I do something similar for the different average staytimes for the different processes?

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