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  1. Thank you Adam, It does seem to work. But it is gathering statistics even when it is off-period (lunch break). Is there an easy option to not collect statistics troughout these periods? I have workdayschedule defined in the model, if that helps.
  2. Good day everyone, I need to acess the average waiting time in a member input buffer of a combiner. First of all, how is there not an easy option to acess average time in queues? Most of the times I have to tally everything, which in turn doesnt work with experiments... It has been a real struggle. Anyways, I was using the approach of using an entyti state variable to record the time when it enters the member queue and another one to register when it leaves the given queue and then tally it. The problem is with combiners, the parent entity "wins" and so using ModelEntity.State Variable - reffering the one from the member - does not work. Any ideas? Thanks
  3. For mere curiosity, and to know better for the next time. Is it possible to add na AND/OR logic in the same "Loading Time" definition space?
  4. Thanks! That solved it! Didnt know we could specify it like that, tough it only could be done through add - on processes.
  5. Hi all, in my model I have a specific transfer node where a worker transfers an entity to a vehicle. I cant add the load unloading times in the worker or vehicle due to the fact that there is only loading time in this transfer point exactly. I was wondering if there is a way to directly add a "processing time" to this transfer point. Maybe by creating a subclass? Thanks
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