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Select the process on the PPR tree.
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- If you select an activity instead of a process, only the
activity is simulated, but not the whole process.
- If you select nothing, the entire process is selected by
default.
- You can also select an activity that exists under a resource
task (e.g., a robot task or a human task).
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Click Process Simulation
on the Simulation toolbar.
The icon turns orange. The Process Simulation
and Simulation Control Tools pop-up toolbars appear. |
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Click
Automatic
Real-time Simulation
on the Simulation Control Tools pop-up toolbar.
The step size spinner becomes unavailable and Automatic
Real-time Simulation
becomes highlighted in orange. This is a toggle on/off button. |
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Click Run
from the Process Simulation pop-up toolbar and view the
simulation.
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While running the simulation with automatic real-time turned on,
the step size is continuously updated. Although the value of the
step is unavailable and it does not display the updated value, if
the simulation is running too slow (with respect to the real time),
the step size increases; if the simulation begins to run too fast,
the step size decreases. As a result, the performance of the
automatic real-time simulation step size feature may degrade during
simulations that perform computationally intensive operations. The
step sizes may become very large, resulting in unnatural,
jerky-looking motion. |
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Automatic Real-time Simulation
is a toggle command. When you no longer wish to see the
simulation in real time, deselect Automatic Real-time
Simulation. You can see the process simulation in other
ways without exiting from the Process Simulation command. |
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End the simulation using one of the methods below:
- Press the X (close) button in the upper right hand
corner of the Process Simulation pop-up toolbar OR
- Click Process Simulation (the command changes from
orange to its original colors).
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