Using Flexscript to create a production line (automation)

[ROBIN111]

[ FlexSim 23.0.15 ]

Hello !
I have this project where I should write a flexscript to create items and then flows with a table of opérations.

To be more precise this table "flexsim stations" contains the work stations in our production line and each workstation is represented in the figure down the table. First of all I need to create the production line (precessors in their right places) and a source from where we will get the first two types of items that I'll specify below. In this table below, we have the operations needed to create two types of pieces A and B, these operations are ordered chronologically, each operation has the station it's affected to, the machine as well and how many machines are allowed to operate the operation in the column "machine authorised". Part reference In and Out are the labels on the items respectively in the entrance and the exit of the machine. Finally the duration of every operation.

So our source should provide us with two types of items labled as x#57 and x#58.

In this part I should write a flexscript that does all of these operations continuously.

Please feel free to provide anything that can help because I'm new to the software and it's very hard to read all of the command reference in such a short time.

Thank you everyone !

[joerg_vogel_HsH]

@ROBIN, I provide here a comment, that I support truly.

[ROBIN111]

I understand, and I'm not looking for an answer in here I just need some help. even if you have a flexscript that helps with anything else it can help me to see how it kinda works.

[ROBIN111]

And this is not an academic project, what I'm providing is a small part of a bigger project.

[moehlmann_fe]

Do you want to create the entire model logic from nothing using FlexScript? Or would you build the logic manually to follow the data from the tables (adjust number of machines and routing)?

[ROBIN111]

the goal is to create the entire model and its logic from nothing using flexscript

[moehlmann_fe]

I would still suggest to first build the model manually, so you know what you later need to create via code. And don't use Process Flow because those can't be set up by code.

Then you can start to write code that recreates what you have build. Here's a very simple example with some commands that will likely be useful.

create-model-with-logic.fsm