![]() For each of them, Ben creates a separate agent within Model. In the workshop’s factory simulation example, there are two acting agents – products and machines. All this brings transparency and flexibility later in the project.įor an even higher degree of flexibility and control over agents, you should always create an initially empty population of agents instead of a single agent type.Ĭreation of a model population in AnyLogic Ben’s suggestion, though, is that you put it in a separate agent called Model, which will then be embedded in Main. What most AnyLogic users would do next is build the model logic directly in the Main agent. For example, your Main agent could only hold the actual model and handle data. You can also define what each agent type is supposed to do above those rectangles. Instead of piling up model elements on the canvas, you could group them in colorful rectangles like the ones below for each agent. However, with large and complex models, Ben suggests taking a safer, though longer, path of laying a solid foundation first. It’s easy and quick and could be suitable for small projects. Those who just start working with AnyLogic tend to build models by simply dragging and dropping elements on the canvas. The basics: visual structure and embedded agents This blog post is an overview of the latest How to Structure Your Models So They Never Crumble workshop which uses an example of a factory model to dive deeper into technical details for beginners, advanced, and super advanced AnyLogic users. Given at AnyLogic’s global conference and now shared online, the workshop is a detailed guide for all skill levels on how to build robust models. Benjamin Schumann, a simulation expert with over a dozen years of experience. How to structure a simulation model so that it doesn’t crumble when sudden changes need to be implemented was the focus of a workshop from Dr. Is there a way to avoid situations like this or at least make them less painful? The answer lies in a solid model foundation that leaves room for flexibility and gives you full control over your simulation. Days of additional work ahead, restructuring, and trying to fit in something that was not initially meant to be there. Repeat steps 1-5 to open the revoke form again.Īfter that, the user’s license seat will be revoked from their product installation.Imagine you’ve been working on a complex model for months, and just when it is almost ready, a client asks you to make a substantial change to it. If the email is missing, check your spam folder. If your request has been approved, then after some time, you will receive an email containing the revoke code, to the server administrator’s email account. In the email, describe the reason for the compulsory revoke of the license. The dialog with the request text will appear:Ĭopy the text shown (manually or by clicking the Copy button in the bottom right corner of the form).Įmail the request text to the AnyLogic support team at support team. Click the icon that appears on the right.In the Users table at the bottom of the page, move the mouse pointer over the row with the user whose license you want to return.Navigate to :8080 in your preferred web browser.To return the license using Team License Server: If a user loses access to their device with a license leased from Team License Server and can’t return it, a system admin can use Team License Server forcefully reclaim the license. This error appears when you try to enter the incorrectly formed key. Request the new key, if your license is still active. This error appears when you try to enter the key whose validity has expired. The server machine and account which you use to request the key and activate it via the Team License Server UI must be the same. This error appears when you try to activate the product on the different machine instead of the one you used to request the key, or under the different user account. This key was generated for a different machine or user account. Close the menu and start anew, while selecting the appropriate edition. ![]() This error appears when you select a specific product edition (for example, AnyLogic University Researcher), but the key you entered is for a different edition (for example, AnyLogic Professional). ![]() Remove this edition and activate the correct one. This key is for the different product edition. You need an appropriate team license key for Team License Server to work. This error appears when you enter the key for the desktop installation. Close the menu and start anew, while selecting the appropriate product. ![]() This error appears when you select a specific product (for example, AnyLogic), but the key you entered is for a different product (for example, anyLogistix). ErrorĪctivation failed: This key is for the different product. These issues may occur during the product activation.
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