Source
This element enables the automated creation of predefined objects within a 2D scene, with a customizable flow rate. It does not require a specific model, simplifying the setup process. Additionally, it can be attached to a trajectory, similar to a trajectory action, allowing objects generated by this element to be instantly linked to a movement path, such as a conveyor.
| Is an equipment | ❌ |
| Can have equipment | ❌ |
This element must be used with 2D scene context.
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2D Representation
3D Representation
No reprensation available on 3D.
External parameters
You can edit the units
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| parameter | editable via "Parameter" tab | updatable via a mapping | description | default unit | type |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| X-axis position | ✔️ | ✔️ | Position of the element on the X-axis. | meter | Decimal number |
| Y-axis position | ✔️ | ✔️ | Position of the element on the Y-axis. | meter | Decimal number |
| Visibility | ✔️ | ✔️ | This parameter allows you to choose if you want the element to be visible or not on the scene during the execution of the scenario. If the item is part of a group, it can inherit the value of that group. | - | Enumeration (visible, hidden, inherit) |
| Threshold zoom out | ✔️ | ❌ | Zoom level from which its representation on the scene is no longer modified. | % | Decimal number |
| Creation Time Interval | ✔️ | ✔️ | defines the time interval between each element creation. | s | Second |
| Creation Element Type | ✔️ | ❌ | Allows you to choose which element you want to create from this source element. | - | Enumeration |
Triggered behaviours
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Destroy
At the reception of the flow, the element is destroy.
No parameters for this triggered behaviour.
Events
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| event | description |
|---|---|
| On Parameter Value Changed | The element can send information to the model when the value of the selected parameter has changed |
| At initialization | The Source Element can send information to the model once at initialization |
| Continually | The Source Element can send information to the model continuously during its length |