I created a model to do run more predictable jobs first then more complex. I also have a parallel line that did Level loading (alternating between easy and hard). I think I got it right but can you see if what I did made sense?
Lastly, I want to use my attribute "Number1or2" so I can set easy vs hard in any sequence I want. Do I do that with a set block? Can I do that with the Create block? For example, I want to do types 1, 1, 1, 2, 2, 2, 1, 1, 2, 2. How do I do this? If not an attribute, how do I declare the sequence I want the delay types to be in?
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Level Loading vs Easy first
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Re: Level Loading vs Easy first
Hello,
First of all our current release is v9, a lot of new features and bug fixes are in v9 and we encourage you strongly to upgrade your ExtendSim to the latest release.
About your question on creating sequences, you can either use a create block with "create items by schedule" and define your sequence here, or you can use set blocks plus lookup table block you can also use equation I block and have your sequence defined in the database. All the ways to do that are valid, you just need to find the one you prefer.
About the error message you are getting, updating to v9 would solve your problem.
Sincerly,
Cecile
First of all our current release is v9, a lot of new features and bug fixes are in v9 and we encourage you strongly to upgrade your ExtendSim to the latest release.
About your question on creating sequences, you can either use a create block with "create items by schedule" and define your sequence here, or you can use set blocks plus lookup table block you can also use equation I block and have your sequence defined in the database. All the ways to do that are valid, you just need to find the one you prefer.
About the error message you are getting, updating to v9 would solve your problem.
Sincerly,
Cecile