Lecture 8: Arena: Entity Transfer

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Lecture 8: Arena: Entity Transfer COMP155 Computer Simulation September 22, 2008 Lecture 8: Arena: Entity Transfer

Entity Transfer Basic: Connect Modules direct transfer, no transfer time Transporters: grab a routable device sections 8.2, 8.3 fork lift, truck, boat, person … Conveyors: hop on a moving device section 8.4 conveyor belts, escalators, moving sidewalks, …

Transporters Create Transporter in Spreadsheet

Transporters: Leave Module Seize a transporter Select destination for animation: add a station in front of leave

Transport: Enter Modules Release transporter Defines a station

Simple Transport System Station Leave Enter

Transport Animation From “animate transfer” toolbar: drop station and match to stations in logical model connect stations with “distance” paths (both directions) add transporter animation and select picture for the transporter add graphics

Transporter Simulation

Conveyors Accumulating conveyors Non-accumulating conveyors stop for loading and unloading example: elevators Non-accumulating conveyors do not stop for loading and unloading example: escalators

Conveyors Cell size: Speed determines minimum amount of seize-able space entities getting on conveyor will wait for a specific number of contiguous free cells Speed determines how fast conveyor moves

Conveyor Create a conveyor in spreadsheet

Conveyor: Leave Module Access conveyor (seizes conveyor cells) Select destination for animation: add a station in front of leave

Conveyor: Enter Module Exit conveyor (frees conveyor cells) Defines a station

Conveyor: Segment A segment defines the flow of the conveyor between stations

Conveyor System Logic Station Leave Enter Enter Process Leave

Conveyor: Animation Model station segment queue size display

Conveyor: Animated Simulation