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AGV, move in pairs

Hellow, i'm trying something new

that' is AGV moving in pairs

If you look at this picture, you will see a place painted with red lines. I want to agv moving in that place as a pair. It doesn't matter move in pairs on the other line.

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Hi @doris.c,

Have you tried using a control area? Simply draw the control area around your area of interest and set the max allocations to 2.

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Doris C avatar image Doris C commented ·

Thank you for your comment. I'm sorry. I think I explained it wrong.

I'm not saying there's only two rotations in that area.

For example, I want to unload AGVs that have blue items in a row.

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Hi @doris.c,

Check out this answer that I posted a few months ago. I think it is what you are looking for.

https://answers.flexsim.com/questions/84150/how-to-move-agv-in-batches-in-control-area.html

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