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Dr. G. S. P. Singh asked Matthew Gillespie edited

how to link a task sequence table to the task executor?

FlexSim 17.2.5
task sequenceproduction simulation
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Joerg Vogel avatar image Joerg Vogel commented ·

@Dr. G. S. P. Singh, can you attach a picture of a task sequence table? Thanks.

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Dr. G. S. P. Singh avatar image Dr. G. S. P. Singh Joerg Vogel commented ·

@Jörg Vogel, plz find the attached image file. Thank you.

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Joerg Vogel answered Dr. G. S. P. Singh commented

The OnEntry trigger of a queue designs the task sequence the task executer will do.The task sequence stores some of the data in a tag task at the tasksequence. Then I read the tag data in OnResourceAvailable trigger of the taskexecuter to prepare him, for the next task sequence.

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Dr. G. S. P. Singh avatar image Dr. G. S. P. Singh commented ·

@Jörg Vogel sir thank you very much for this valuable information. sir, i want to mention one thing, i am very much new to the flexsim and facing lot of difficulties in writing even understanding the codes. so what could be the best possible way to sort this prblem....again what are the benefits of using Processflow approach in the place of flexscript??

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Steven Hamoen avatar image Steven Hamoen Dr. G. S. P. Singh commented ·

@Dr. G. S. P. Singh Yes your best approach would be to use process flow. Then you don't have to program or very little and it makes for easy changing logic, order etc. So what you described in the table can easily be done in process flow by just placing the correct activities behind each other. Please work through the tutorials of process flow that can be found in the help file.

Another points is that If I look in your table it contains a list of tasks the taskexecuter has to go through but it also contains different speeds and that is a bit strange. If the speed is determined by the path the taskexecuter is travelling on than look at the AGV module where you can define how fast a taskexecuter is moving in certain areas or parts of a path. Controlling the jobs of the taskexecuters can still be done via process flow without any problem.

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Dr. G. S. P. Singh avatar image Dr. G. S. P. Singh Steven Hamoen commented ·

@steven.hamoen thank you sir...

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