When I'm running this model, it keeps crashing for some reason. I think it had to do with some errors that I'm not aware of. Have I made a system error somewhere in the codes or is the model too large for normal computers to run?
For context, this is the simplified model that I've used to let the model run. The logic for both models are similar but scaled down.
@JIANYUAN, HALLEY L You are mixing up the logic of 3D and process flow. This is never a good idea. In the 3D you are using port connections and in the process flow you are moving objects. Around 124.6 seconds process PT5To2 is finished and sends it product on to the sink and on that time it crashes. If you change the sink to a queue, your model stays alive. I'm not sure if you still use that box object somewhere or you have an event that is triggered or something like that, but it looks like the fact that the object is send to sink (and destroyed) creates your problem.
Other remarks is that I think that you can make your logic in process flow much easier. If you would use the partion of a list, you can probably use 1 list and 1 piece of logic for everything.
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