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Select the activity you want to see simulated on the PPR
tree.
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You can also select an activity that exists under a resource
task (e.g., a robot task or a human task), or a process, or you can
make no selection. In the last case, the process is simulated. |
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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
Activity Options (On/Off)
on the Simulation Control Tools pop-up toolbar.
The Activity Options dialog box appears. |
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The dialog box automatically contains the name of the activity
or process selected in Step 1 and the process used as a context for
the selected activity (that is, either a process or a resource
task). |
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(Optional) Select whether you want to see
only the selected activity (the default) or the current process from the
current activity to the end.
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If the selected activity is the process, changing the Run
till the end of option has no effect. |
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If you select Selected Activity, the Apply
button remains unavailable. If you select Current Process,
the Apply button becomes available. Once you press
it, it becomes unavailable until you make another selection in the
Run till the end of area. |
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(Optional) Enter a Start or
Stop Time or both.
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If you enter invalid values for the start/end times, you get a
message to that effect after clicking Apply; a new time
is proposed. |
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Click Apply.
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When you switch from one option to the other and click
Apply, the simulation pauses to apply the information.
If you go from Current Process to Selected Activity,
the process simulation starts from the selected activity. No changes
to the Activity Options dialog box take effect until the
Apply button is clicked. |
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Click Run
on the Process Simulation pop-up toolbar to view the selected
portion of the process.
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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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