I'm currently trying to model a high-rise residential evacuation with waking watch/fire wardens. This consists of the Warden reaching the lobby on each floor and alerting residents to evacuate, with a delay time of 15-45s until occupants simultaneously evacuate the floor.
My initial model used the "wait" behavior and i just calculated the time in which the warden reached the lobby added, with an additional 15-45s log wait time. However, there must be a way that is more accurate and simpler.
Any advice would be greatly appreciated,
Lewis
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Bryan Klein posted
3 months ago
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You could use triggers in behaviors to make something like this happen.
Hi guys, wondering if someone can give me a hand
I'm currently trying to model a high-rise residential evacuation with waking watch/fire wardens. This consists of the Warden reaching the lobby on each floor and alerting residents to evacuate, with a delay time of 15-45s until occupants simultaneously evacuate the floor.
My initial model used the "wait" behavior and i just calculated the time in which the warden reached the lobby added, with an additional 15-45s log wait time. However, there must be a way that is more accurate and simpler.
Any advice would be greatly appreciated,
Lewis
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Bryan Klein posted 3 months ago Admin Best Answer
You could use triggers in behaviors to make something like this happen.
https://support.thunderheadeng.com/docs/pathfinder/2023-2/user-manual/#_occupant_response_to_a_trigger
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Bryan Klein posted 3 months ago Admin Answer
You could use triggers in behaviors to make something like this happen.
https://support.thunderheadeng.com/docs/pathfinder/2023-2/user-manual/#_occupant_response_to_a_trigger
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