Nesse vídeo disponível no canal Youtube da FlexSim Brasil, demonstramos como retornar as licenças standalone do FlexSim em um procedimento simples e rápido. Para licenças em rede, o procedimento é diferente, no entanto, o arquivo com as instruções para retorno das licenças standalone e em rede, encontra-se anexo nesse artigo. passoa-passo-retorno-de-licenca-flexsim.pdf flexsimlicenseserver-upgrade.pdf flexsimlicenseserver-installation.pdf

The FloWorks module has been updated for FlexSim 2017 Update 1 and FloWorks 17.1.0 is now available (10 April 2017). This release contains new features (see the Release Notes section below). It does not work with the LTS version of FlexSim 2017 (17.0.x). The upgrade version FloWorks 17.0.3 has been released for FlexSim 2017 (17.0.4). It contains all the bug fixes from FloWorks 17.1.0 but it does not contain new features and does not work with FlexSim 2017 Update 1 (17.1.0). NOTE: Due to a change in FlexSim, a new version was released on April 12. If you are using FlexSim 17.0.0 - 17.0.3, please use FloWorks 17.0.2, which is functionally identical. Both versions can be found in the Downloads section of your FlexSim account on the 3rd party modules tab. Bugs may be reported to [email protected]. About FloWorks FloWorks is a 3rd party module developed and maintained by Talumis BV ( talumis.com). It provides faster and more accurate modelling and calculation of fluid systems than the default FlexSim fluid library. It is especially useful within the oil, gas, and bulk industry both for production and supply chain optimization. This module requires a FloWorks license. Note that FloWorks 17.1.0 may require an upgraded license, see the Release Notes below. For any questions, please email [email protected]. Release notes FloWorks 17.1.0 (April 11, 2017) This version of FloWorks supports FlexSim version 17.1.0. Added a multi-compartment loading controller to allow multiple tanks on the same Task Executer to be loaded in sequence and/or in parallel. Added the mass flow conveyor, an accumulating version of the Flow Conveyor. Instead of using numeric product IDs, you can now pre-define a product table in your model, with fixed product names and colors. See the Products page in the FloWorks User Manual for more information. As of now, FloWorks license versions will need to be upgraded with every release, similar to your FlexSim license. (Existing users will automatically be requested to upgrade their license using the Request Upgrade button in the FlexSim License Activation window.) All bug fixes included in version 17.0.2, see below. FloWorks 17.0.3 (April 12, 2017) Version 17.0.3 of FloWorks supports FlexSim 2017 LTS versions 17.0.4 and onwards. This version is a re-release of FloWorks 17.0.2 (see below) due to a change from FlexSim 17.0.3 to 17.0.4. Which FlexSim version are you using? Which FloWorks version should you download? 17.0.0, 17.0.1, 17.0.2, 17.0.3 17.0.2 17.0.4 (LTS) 17.0.3 17.1.0 17.1.0 FloWorks 17.0.2 (April 11, 2017) This version of FloWorks supports Flexsim versions 17.0.0 - 17.0.3. Bug fix: Code headers correctly use Object instead of treenode for current and item so pick list items like "Object connected to center port" work again. Bug fix: Utilization no longer reported as -100% for object with maximum flow set to 0 on reset. Bug fix: Flow control no longer breaks down indefinitely once run with one connected object. Bug fix: Fixed exception when copy/pasting object with Flow Arrows enabled. Bug fix: Added missing icons for options in FloWorks submenu of Toolbox. Bug fix: Flow Conveyor now correctly detects changes in ratio of incoming components where total flow stays the same. Bug fix: ChangeTeEdgeSpeed command no longer throws exception when used on Task Executer not attached to Travel Network. Bug fix: Berth and loading point clear their contents on reset, like all Fixed Resources do. Older versions The release notes for older versions of FloWorks (FloWorks 17.0.0 and FloWorks 17.0.1) for FlexSim 2017 can be found here.

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En este video aprenderán la aplicación del objeto Traffic Control para prevenir colisiones entre Ejecutores de Tareas al utilizar Nodos de Red como navegador. Para más videos tutoriales pueden suscribirse al canal de YouTube de FlexSim Andina y acceder a nuestra lista de reproducción de FlexTips.

O presente vídeo tem como objetivo demostrar três formas de sincronizar eventos no FlexSim através da espera (Wait) por um período X, ou até algum outro evento (Wait for Event). Sincronização de Tarefas - WAIT no FlexSim (3 das n possibilidades)

FlexSim 2020 Update 2 is available. If you have bug reports or other feedback on the software, please email [email protected] or create a new idea in the Development space. Release Notes Updated the run speed slider so you can customize the ratio of display units to real seconds. Moved object properties windows into the context sensitive Properties window (formerly known as Quick Properties). Added a new Quick Properties window that appears next to your cursor when double clicking on an object. Added a pop-out button to the Labels panel of the Properties window. Added a Dark theme for FlexSim's UI. Removed help manual from the installer and linked help to docs.flexsim.com. Created a separate installer for a local help manual. Added Unit edit buttons to more edit fields. Updated the Quick Library to match the current state of collapsed and expanded panels in the main library. Removed the View Settings window and moved all its options into the Properties window. Improved performance of Properties window and various other UIs. Added Object Property tables. Added Object class properties and methods to the Variant class in FlexScript. This removes the need to use .as(Object) if you know the treenode pointed at by a Variant is an Object. Added Object.resetPosition property. Added capture groups to the string.replace() method. Enabled several SQL clauses - NOT, NOT IN, DELETE FROM, INSERT INTO, and LEFT JOIN/LEFT OUTER JOIN. Added ARRAY_VAL() sql function for accessing a value in an array. Added unit conversions to the convert() command - convert(4.5, "ft/min", MODEL_UNITS). Improved performance of loading media by making it multi-threaded. Updated the default web server 3D view to stream using WebGL data instead of video. Added Color.fromPalette options to several Set Color popups. Added a pickoption for the Source's On Creation trigger for attaching items to an Object process flow. Disabled the beeping noise when pressing Enter in edit fields. Fixed the Create Object edit mode sometimes not creating objects and just exiting (like when clicking on the library when the User Manual was active). Fixed a draw issue with tables drawing bold text sometimes. Fixed a bug with window docking. Backwards Compatibility Note: the following changes may slightly change the way updated models behave. Changed updatehotlinks() to only repaint the view if it applies a node with a viewsyncupdate attribute of 1. The keywords VALUES an DELETE were added to the sql parser. This means that previous models that use the term VALUES, Values, values, DELETE, etc. will get an error because sql now sees it as a special keyword. If you get this error, just wrap your term with square brackets: [Values] to tell the parser to not interpret it as a sql keyword. Agent Added the Agent module to the Flexsim Installer. Enabled A* walls as static agents. Added a neighbors() function to the Agent API. Fixed social forces for agents not in model space. Fixed bugs with using A* bridges. AGV The join tool now joins in all cases, defaulting to a straight path if it can't solve for a curved path. Conveyor The join tool now joins in all cases, defaulting to a straight conveyor if it can't solve for a curved conveyor. Emulation Added Allen-Bradley connections. People Improved performance of state history tables. Fixed listening to travel events on a person created with the Create Person activity. Process Flow Added new Kinematics activities. Added new Warehousing activities. Added an Enabled checkbox to the Source activities so that you can turn them off. Consolidated Fixed Resource and Task Executer process flow types into a single "Object" type. Added a right-click menu option to the 3D view so a user can right-click on an object and add an Object process flow directly. Added an Object Flow field to the Create Object activity and added a pickoption for attaching items to an instanced flow. Changed double clicking on an activity to be more consistent with the 3D view and now opens the activity's properties window. This window now has a name edit field so you can still easily rename the activity. You can also slow double click to only open the old name edit field. Improved performance of activity properties windows.

O presente tutorial tem como objetivo demonstrar de forma resumida a construção e alteração de um modelo utilizando a biblioteca "Bottling", da qual utiliza o MassFlowConveyor, que é basicamente um conveyor desenvolvido pela equipe da FlexSim USA para a simulação principalmente de linhas de envase. Mass Flow Conveyor no FlexSim 2017 Update 1

Neste modelo anexo simples mostramos como usar TrackedVariable para conseguir alguns outputs customizáveis dentro do FlexSim e uma das funções do recurso Global Variables, outro recurso que pode ser usado durante a modelagem para customizar os trabalhos de criação de lógicas e também customizar alguns outputs de seu sistema. O passo a passo como elaborar esse modelo encontra-se no vídeo em Passo a Passo TrackedVariable e Global Variable trackedvariables-e-global-variable.fsm somente na versão 2017 do FlexSim.

FlexSim 2017 Update 2 is available. If you have bug reports or other feedback on the software, please email [email protected] or create a new idea in the Development space. Release Notes Reorganized the User Manual and updated its formatting. Added more topics, tutorials, and reference pages to the User Manual. Added new Statistics Collector and Calculated Table tools. Added new generic charts for plotting statistics gathered with Statistics Collectors and Calculated Tables. Updated the pin to dashboard buttons to create and use Statistics Collectors instead of the legacy charts. Added a Variant constructor and assignment operator to Vec3 and Color classes. Added functionality for copying dashboard charts as images, and pasting images into dashboards. Added new interfaces to FlexScript, such as Math, Group, and DateTime. Added toNum() and fromNum() methods to the string class. Added a setState() method to the Object class that will work correctly with listening to state changes. Improved handling of read-only model files. Keyboard shortcuts (Ctrl+PageUp and Ctrl+PageDown) and additional enhancements for switching tabs. Added the ability to have null values in a bundle. Added the ability to make kinematics exclude incline rotation when managing rotations. Improved the parenthesis and quote autocomplete functionality. Added autocomplete for curly and square brackets. Added a new print() command to write to the output console more easily. Added support for instanced meshes. Updated the animation system so a single shape can have multiple animators from different shape files. Changed the assimp 3D importer so that it can extract and load embedded textures. Added support for using specular maps and gloss maps. Added support for FlexScript dot syntax in SQL queries. Added the capability to specify a warmup time in the interactive model run. Added options for following objects with the view. Improved MTBF/MTTR state listening to use less events and be more precise. Updated the Network Navigator to work for an object that is inside a container that is connected to the network. Fixed a bug with global variable highlighting and autocomplete. Fixed an issue with destroying a TE on a network when it blocks space on the network. Included fixes listed in 17.1.5. Backwards Compatibility Note: the following changes may slightly change the way updated models behave. Fixed a bug with min() and max() when using distribution functions. Previously, getting the number of columns in a Global Table using Table.numCols or gettablecols() returned 0 when the number of rows was 0. Column headers and data types are preserved even when there is no row data. These commands now return the number of columns. Changed operators to not change their incline rotation when traveling on inclines. This will change location calculations if you have advanced logic based on internal operator locations. NodeListArrays like Object.outObjects can no longer be implicitly cast to an Array. Use the toArray() method instead. Fixed a bug with animations drawing their first frame instead of their last frame at times beyond the endtime. Added a special rule for ambient color {0, 0, 0} to not use the ambient color. This change will make shapes with ambient {0,0,0} to appear brighter. Change the ambient color to a dark gray, such as {1,1,1} if you want them to remain dark. Fixed a bug in the shader that dulled specular highlights with the diffuse texture. This may change how shapes look; they may appear shinier now. Added the IS NULL and IS NOT NULL clauses to SQL. Math and comparison operators on null values now return NULL. FlexSim's SQL execution engine is now more in line with the SQL ANSI standard regarding null values. Specifically, if you do comparisons or math operations on elements that have null values, this will return null values. This is different than in FlexScript, where a null value acts like 0 in math operations. Also, null values will be ignored in aggregation functions like AVG(). An option to use legacy SQL nulls was added to Model Settings to preserve backwards compatibility. Upgraded models will automatically enable this option, but new models will default to using the SQL ANSI standard for nulls. Added support for more SQL query operators, such as the case-when-then-else-end operator and window functions. This adds many new keywords to SQL, meaning that if you used these as column names in older queries, they will create syntax errors in the query parser in this version. To fix this, put square brackets [] around the column name. Changed accessing dynamic label properties to use evaluate() instead of value. For example, consider the following code sample: Variant value = current.MyLabel; In 17.1 and previous, this code was the same as: Variant value = current.labels["MyLabel"].value; In 17.2 we changed it so that this code is now the same as: Variant value = current.labels["MyLabel"].evaluate(); The difference is in how FlexScript-toggled node values are retrieved. In 17.1 and previous, current.MyLabel would have just given the text that is the FlexScript code. In 17.2, retrieving current.MyLabel will actually evaluate the FlexScript as code. This is consistent with how table values are accessed. If you have old code that explicitly tried to get the code text with current.MyLabel, you will need to update that code in 17.2 to use current.labels["MyLabel"].value. Process Flow Added a Material Consumption and Replenishment template. Added functionality for pasting images into Process Flow views. Conveyor Added a Gap-Optimizing Merge Controller Process Flow template. Added instanced rendering to improve Render Mode performance. Changed Render Mode to be enabled by default. Added new visual options for conveyors. Improved run speed performance of the Conveyor Module. AGV Added unload-to-empty capability to the AGV Process Flow template. AStar Added a bridge element to the AStar network. Added functionality for collision avoidance. Improved heat maps for analyzing AStar traffic. Backwards Compatibility Note: the following changes may slightly change the way updated models behave. Changed the path finding algorithm for the AStar navigator. When you tell an AStar traveler to travel to an object, now it will behave more like the default navigator. It will calculate a "threshold radius" around the object, based on the object's size. Then it will only travel to the edge of that radius. This makes it work better especially for loading/unloading to/from rack objects. The travel operation won't commit as much to traveling to the center of the object,because that can be left to the load/unload operation, which determines exactly where in the rack to pick/place the item. However, this change does affect how older models work because it changes the routes that travelers take.

Following attached Code is Useful as Performance Major to Find Out Total Simulation Time in Different Scenarios. treenode datanode = param(1); double tm = time(); return tm;

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In this phase You will be introduced to Tasks, Tasksequences and Task Executors. In order to build Phase 2, you will need to start by having Post Office: Phase 1 pulled up in FlexSim. Tasks and Tasksequences Task A single instruction or action to be performed by a TaskExecuter object (ex. LOAD flowitem) Tasksequence A series of tasks to be performed in sequence. (example tasksequence with tasks below) Post Office: Phase 2 Purpose Modify our model to increase visual appeal. Description Create visuals so that the "Customer" flowitem looks and behaves more like a person standing in line, IE is able to walk to each location we send them to. Follow up How can the use of labels and resources help us easily add additional service desks? Video of Post Office: Phase 2 build: If you'd like to download the completed Post Office: Phase 2 model, you will find it here.

Building a Model In this training section we will introduce to you how to begin a modeling project. To begin, you need to gather all available information that describes the system, from how it looks to how it behaves. To build a model we take an incremental approach to the design and implementation of the model; think layers. We will be building a model in the following 5 steps: Create a 3D layout (this includes a CAD drawing, if available) Create a flowchart of the process steps Define the logic for each step, testing as you go Revise Logical steps as needed Run the model View results Post Office: Phase 1 Purpose Gain familiarity with Abstraction in models, Flowcharting steps, basic ProcessFlow activities Description Customers arrive at a post office every 45 seconds, on average. The statistical probability distribution which best simulates the inter-arrival pattern is an exponential distribution with a location value of 0 and a scale value of 45. The service time at the one and only service window in the post office is lognormal2(45,3.1,0.5) seconds. When the delay for service is complete, Customers leave the post office Follow Up (see video below at time 7:16) If there is more than one Token at the Delay activity, what does that say about how many Customers can be served at once? How can we apply limits to Tokens at activities? Video of Post Office: Phase 1: If you'd like to download the completed Post Office: Phase 1 model, you will find it here.

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  When modeling arrivals or failures, it is common to reuse the inter-arrival time distribution as the one used to sample the time to first event. Except for memoryless processes (e.g., negative exponential), this is not statistically correct and introduces a left-bias where early events occur sooner than they should. The user command in the attached library generates a statistically valid time-to-first-event distribution from a definition of inter-arrival times.   Problem Being Addressed Inter-arrival distributions describe time between events, not time to the first event Reusing the same distribution biases early arrivals/failures Bias is most visible in: Short simulation runs Models without warm-up periods Models initialized with work-in-progress What the Command Does The command generates a sample set for time to first event using inter-arrival data provided as: A FlexScript distribution expression (string) An array of inter-arrival samples An existing Empirical Distribution object The process: Generates a timeline of events using inter-arrival samples Selects random observation points along the timeline Measures time to the next event Stores these values in a new Empirical Distribution object Runs the Fit function to suggest a best-fit distribution and parameters Output A new Empirical Distribution representing time to first event A fitted distribution expression (name + parameters) suitable for direct use Option to sample empirically or via the fitted distribution Typical Use Cases Time to first failure fields Arrival processes where warm-up is undesirable Short-term forecasting models Models requiring statistically defensible early-run behavior Why Use This Approach Avoids bias introduced by reusing inter-arrival distributions Produces statistically defensible results Reduces reliance on warm-up periods Especially beneficial when early statistics matter   How to Use the Command Loading the attached user library will auto-install the required user commands. The command createTTFeventDist creates an Empirical Distribution that represents the time to first event, derived from an inter-arrival time definition. Parameters P1 (string) Name of the new Empirical Distribution object to create. P2 (overloaded) Definition of the inter-arrival times. One of: A FlexScript distribution expression (string) An array of inter-arrival samples The name of an existing Empirical Distribution object P3 (optional integer) Number of time-to-first-event samples to generate and store in the new Empirical Distribution. (Default is suitable for most use cases.) P4 (optional integer) Number of inter-arrival samples used to construct the event timeline. (Larger values improve stability at the cost of run time.)   Example: Time to First Failure from a Weibull Inter-Arrival Process Assume failures follow a Weibull inter-arrival distribution, but the model starts at an arbitrary point in time and does not use a warm-up period. Instead of reusing the Weibull distribution directly for the first failure, generate a statistically correct time-to-first-failure distribution.  Open a script window and run this command with the example parameters: createTTFeventDist( "FirstFailureDist", "weibull(0,120, 1.8)", 5000, 100000);   This command: Generates a large inter-arrival timeline from 100000 samples of  the Weibull distribution Samples valid times to the next failure Creates an Empirical Distribution named FirstFailureDist Fits a theoretical distribution and reports suggested parameters (eg.  beta(-0.08, 356.54, 1.20, 4.89)) Using the Result in the Model You can now use the generated distribution in either of the following ways: Use the fitted distribution expression Copy the suggested distribution name and parameters into a Time to First Failure or arrival field. Reference the Empirical Distribution directly Sample from the Empirical object where a time-to-first-event value is required, choosing either: Fitted distribution sampling, or Empirical data sampling Both approaches ensure the first event is statistically consistent with the defined inter-arrival process.

Receiving products from the bottled water manufacturing plant using 11 Rial Guide Vehicles (RGVs) for transportation to the Automated Storage and Retrieval System (ASRS), which serves all three production lines. The RGVs' operation works as follows: when products are placed in the receiving buffer with two available positions, the system immediately sends commands to the RGVs to pick up the products from the buffer. The RGVs prioritize picking up the nearest products first. Consequently, the production line located farthest away (Production Line 1) experiences the highest downtime from January to May 2566, with an average downtime of 449.48 minutes. Production Line 2 has an average downtime of 65.12 minutes, while Production Line 3 experiences 76.00 minutes of downtime during the same period. If a production line stops for more than 20 minutes, it requires a complete drainage of the ongoing production process, including scrapping all unfinished goods. This significantly increases the production costs. Consequently, conducting experiments to address this issue becomes complicated, as full-scale production is necessary to identify the causes and implement effective solutions. Thus, stopping production for testing purposes is not a viable approach in this case.

In this phase You will be introduced to shared assets, specifically, zones. Post Office: Phase 3 Purpose Learn about Zone Shared Asset Description Restrict access to the waiting line queue so that only 5 Customers can be present at a time. Follow Up What happens to the 'Customers' that show up when the Zone is at capacity? How can we add Customer behavior that says if the waiting line is already full, they leave the post office? Video of Post Office: Phase 3 build: If you'd like to download the completed Post Office: Phase 3 model, you will find it here.

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