Como criar um processo de decisão em uma fila

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Alessandro C asked Sep 23 2019 at 3:47 PM Alessandro C commented Sep 30 2019 at 7:49 PM

Como criar um processo de decisão em uma fila

Boa noite.

Sou iniciante ainda no FlexSim e gostaria de pedir uma ajuda. Estou realizando a modelagem de um estacionamento e surgiu uma duvida em como poderia realizar um processo de decisão em uma fila, englobando a analise de vários itens para decisão.

Descrevendo a imagem: O veículo é gerado pelo Source, e segue para um fila (ai que surge o problema), Na fila o veiculo tem 3 caminhos a serem analisados.

- A primeira analise seria analisar se todos os Processors (Eu gostaria de seleciona-los, tanto do lado direito como esquerdo) estão ocupados, se todos estiverem ocupados o veiculo (item) segue para o caminho do meio.

- Caso a analise retorne que existem Processos livres (em qualquer um dos lados), o veiculo (item) é direcionado para o lado com maior numero de Processors livres.

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Muito obrigado!

queue decision

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Answer 1 · 2019-09-24T13:51:35Z

Braydn T answered Sep 24 2019 at 1:51 PM Alessandro C commented Sep 30 2019 at 7:49 PM

@Alessandro C

I think your best option would be to use Process Flow. You can make the Processors into Resources, and query them to get them in the order you would like. I would create three Resource Groups, and then try and acquire them in the order you want.

Here are some tutorials on Process Flow if you are not familiar. Process Flow Tutorials

I would recommend going over them if you have not used Process Flow before since it is a very powerful tool.

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