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原帖地址:http://www.flexsim.com/community/forum/showthread.php?t=2881 K$ r; D7 T7 ^+ [$ D
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下载模型可以去原帖上面进行~~~
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“Hi community!+ `0 R* g X3 }$ S# ]9 L
I've a little something for you ;-) I've developed a little module to show a heatmap in our models. It's brandnew and still beta but I'm interested in our opinion.
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% K% m# n6 B* T9 R/ O7 I/ ?$ L Restrictions for this beta:
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- only for 64 bit0 E& ^7 d5 @6 O
- tested only with FlexSim GP 7.1.4 64bit on a Windows 7 64bit
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How to install?5 v0 T5 w0 P3 E
Unzip file to modules folder in flexsim./ s) E6 G0 G+ e5 l. ?+ q& V( V5 Y
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How to use?/ n2 S: i; f; a$ D& b
Just drag your new HeatmapTicker object into your model. That's it.
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What does this module?3 g" j, p5 {: H2 U( L. s
This module draw a heatmap in your model. It collects the location of your taskexecuters for each tick of the heatmapticker. This shows you how often a location was used. Red means a hot area and blue a cold area.
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; [' y9 z) H0 F0 y8 H' u1 x Even without a gui you have several options to configure your heatmap. You have to access your heatmapticker with the tree view. The settings are in the variables node:0 a# z9 K$ q! ~% |$ F0 y# ^, K
- ticktime -> time interval to add the actual location of your taskexecuters
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- gridsizeY -> area in y to summarize locations
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- objectList -> only for your information, which taskexecuters are registered for the heatmap (robot and elevators aren't added)
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You can make you heatmap invisible if you use the flexsim command switch_hideshape.' G) i% k6 ^8 Y7 Y( a) X2 ?+ _
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- only taskexecuters in the model tree will be recognized0 Y/ u: T! ?, L9 p# u( k& w
- only used locations will be stored -> no restrictions for locations( t$ a: ^4 u& Y/ V6 t0 c
- the colors and optional heights aren't linear -> a natural logarithm will be used with the measured data to make the heatmap more visible
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5 D; J, s% X; K: X I'm curious about your thoughts and hints. Of course you'll get the final version also. Did I mentioned that it's free? ; B. ^* y2 z, w9 H6 A) d
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