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The simulation engine can process graphical flow loops with more than one switch in the loop. | |||
Only switches, guides and change objects are allowed in the loop | Only switches, guides and change objects are allowed in the loop | ||
The switches must all be set to "only during move" | The switches must all be set to "only during move" | ||
No capacity is required and none must be present for the loop to execute in one thread. This avoids use of the FEC for events and speeds up processing of the loop. | |||
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<font size="2">idkbase note 133</font> | |||
[[Category:Runtime Engine]] | [[Category:Runtime Engine]] | ||
Latest revision as of 01:41, 13 January 2008
The simulation engine can process graphical flow loops with more than one switch in the loop.
Only switches, guides and change objects are allowed in the loop
The switches must all be set to "only during move"
No capacity is required and none must be present for the loop to execute in one thread. This avoids use of the FEC for events and speeds up processing of the loop.
idkbase note 133