Count the times a transporter is blocked by another transporter
If you have two different transporter types in your model. And you want to have a variable that counts the amount of time they are close to each other (say within 0.5meter) and blocking each other. Is there a way in anylogic to code this?
So that you can say during a day the transport type is 300 times blocked by another transporter type?
I've no clue how to do this.
Thanks.
Since there are no other answers here is a potential solution, which might be very resource-intensive, but it will at least give you something to work with.
You can write an event that records the distance to any other transporter if the distance is less than a specific value.
You can then post-process this by analyzing the events and checking that if it was closer than the threshold for more than 2 seconds you assume it was being blocked
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