simulationanylogic
Simulation stuck while producing the agents in AnyLogic
I have 100 cubic meter tank and I have 133,333 bottles to fill. When tank get fill I am using
source.injact(133,333)
My first issue was a lack of memory, which I resolved, and now agents are being produced; however, once the source began producing, the simulation stuck and run very slow. How can I solve this issue?
Solution
if you have 100,000 agents and if all of them are using the fluid library, there's a chance that things will be very slow.
That's all i can say with the information provided.
I wouldn't use the fluid library inside a bottle agent... I would model that differently (if you are doing that, which i don't know if you are)
It can also be that your computer is slow
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