Location ( traveler's requested destination) not reachable on the network

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Ignacio asked Nov 25, '20 Ignacio answered Dec 1, '20

Location ( traveler's requested destination) not reachable on the network

I had an original network and I added another location upstream on the flow, but the location is not connected to the network node. How do I do this?

On the first location / node combination I see a blue connector, nut I tried many things to get the same connection on the second node unsuccesfully

I can send the token to the node, but not to the location.

Software Version:

FlexSim 20.2.3

flexsim 20.2.3 network networknode connection

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Answer 1 · 2020-12-01T17:26:55Z

Ignacio answered Dec 1, '20

Jason,

I got on the phone with Emily from Flexsim (she had developed the model originally). And I swear I had done "A" key click node, click station, and also "A" key click station before and did not work...but when I did it with her on the line sharing my screen it worked...

So it was as simple as you described. "A" key down clicked on none and then on the location.

Thanks!

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Answer 2 · 2020-11-26T16:31:21Z

Jason Lightfoot answered Nov 26, '20 Jason Lightfoot edited Dec 1, '20

Connect a station to the network? It's A and drag from the Object to the node.

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Ignacio commented · Dec 01, 2020 at 04:41 AM

Thanks, but when I did an A connect and click on location and then on the closest node I get a green connection, not a blue line like on the other window.

But that type of connection still given me the error

on the node that is in front of the first window on the tree view I see that under variables / stations the DT_window location is a sub bullet

The other node in front of the second window, even after the connection (with the black link with green arrows, not the blue link) does not show anything under stations other than the node itself.

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Jason Lightfoot ♦ commented · Dec 01, 2020 at 02:13 PM

It thinks you're connecting between network nodes. What is the class of object that is the second window, and is there a network node nearby to which you could have accidentally connected?

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