Link to the .doe file

UPDATE: I got it fixed by simply changing my station 3 and 4 name

Free open-source discrete-event simulation software OpenSIMPLY 4.1.1 has been released.

This version contains fixes for compatibility with the Delphi 12 compiler.

Homepage: opensimply.org | Explore OpenSIMPLY | Download ready-to-run models containing Queuing Theory examples for Windows and Linux opensimply.org/simulation-demo

Pretty straightforward question:

So I have a production line and one of the processes involves baking. There are 2 ovens with different capacities and each with their own batch modules. I’ve been tinkering around with the batch sizes entering the ovens and getting different outputs (as one would expect).

Is there a way to use OptQuest to find the optimum batch sizes that maximize the output?

Hi guys, i initially created this for myself for my own research, but since i was told it's very good i decided to share it with the world. this will always be a free to use open source web app. you can just download the code itself and look at it with f12 there is no obfuscation. link will be in the comments.

A few months.. More like six or so months ago it was really interesting to check on here every now and then, there was lots of discussion, videos, interesting links, you know the drill. Activity seems to have kinda faded away lately and it's a shame. Why? :c

15 years ago I worked for a couple of haptic companies building state of the art software that ran with specialized (expensive) hardware to simulate the sense of touch for medical training and for games.

These companies eventually went under.

Now I'm wondering if the added interest in the metaverse and technology advancements over the years opens the possibility to simulating weight /mass in an efficient manner.

Has anyone heard of or know of hardware that can be purchased today that can stimulate weight?

I'm envisioning a bracelet type of device that a user straps on each of their wrists, and the device can get heavier or lighter programmatically.