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Bugs in Flexsim

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Whenever I try to run the model the FlexSim stops responding I have to force clsing it. How can I fix this problem ?

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FlexSim 18.0.10
flexsim stopsmodel not responding
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Jordan Johnson avatar image Jordan Johnson ♦♦ commented ·

I couldn't replicate the issue on 18.0.11 or 19.0. Does one of those versions fix the issue?

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Joerg Vogel answered David Seo commented

I tested the model in 18.0.9. It runs. I changed in the source the arrival at 0 to be active.Perhaps you build the model anew.example-bug-jv.fsm


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Adam J avatar image Adam J commented ·

Hereafter what I get when I run the model even using FlexSim 2019. capture1.png18188-example-bug-jv-1.fsm. The simulation stops after a while

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David Seo avatar image David Seo Adam J commented ·

@Adam J

Your setting of current.inObject[1] looks like wrong. Is it right "current"?

current.inObject[1] is not Queue. It is the combiner.

I changed them in two Queues. The model does not show any errors.

18187-example-bug.fsm

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Adam J avatar image Adam J David Seo commented ·

No I'd like to close the input of the combiner once the content of queue reachs 16 for example and reopen it if it reachs 4 for example. Plus I'd like to send batch of items not one by one

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Joerg Vogel avatar image Joerg Vogel Adam J commented ·

The model must stop after 6 seconds, because you run out of pallets. But I have no clue why your system stop the FlexSim engine. I tested the model on a 6-year old rather slow i3 core notebook.

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