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Ha JimH, This is a quite tricky thing (and I hope I can give you something to make a start with). First of all you'll need the function "Conveyors_PreliminaryExit". Hopefully you have the option to go into the atom editor and can check the code there (TRANSPORT\General Conveyor Functions)....

Hello, First of all, you have to many picking orders from your warehouse. And these keep the transporter occupied. So you might want to play with the order in which tasks are handled by the Dispatcher, instead of using as FIFO you might want to take in account where the order is coming from. Is this...

Hello Jaxson,

Can you send an example model? Then I can have a look.

Gr. Harry

Hello Marthieka, Would it be an idea to store all products in one queue and then, based on the consumer type (LEFO or FEFO), take either the last or the first product in the row (you would have to place the last product in the queue to the first position, before reopening the queue again (SetRank(1,...

Ha thegame2,

You could play here a bit with for instance the Output(c) and the Mod(Output(c), 4) = 0 and only then re-open the queue again. This ensures that 4 products are out of the server.

Gr. Harry

Ha PeutLeVoir,

I fear that in the moment that what you want is not possible. A status monitor can only be linked to one object.

Cheers, Harry

Ha Christian, What I would do is create a label and fill it using the Output(c) (This gives the number of products that have left the Source) and use a modulo: Label([?????], i) := Mod(Output(c) - 1, 4) + 1 If you place this code on the OnExit trigger of the source, it will label each outgoing produ...

Ha Eveline, You're very close. Your problems lays in the fact that when you have a red product (Label([Barrel], i) = 1) the first IF-statement is nicely returning 75. However, in the next line of code (that also will be executed) you check if the label([Barrel], i) might be 2. This returns a false a...

Ha Dominik,

I'm sorry that it still isn't doing what you want it to do, but hope you have enough for your thesis.
Success with it! And enjoy a beer when you've finished your thesis

Gr. Harry

Ha Padelis, First I have a few points: - You have several labels that contain spaces. If I were you I would not do that. I'm not sure if that may not cause problems, but is not advisable. - You can't set or update the BaseTime, so that gives an Access violation at every reset. - Quite some of the se...