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#HELP ANYLOGIC TUTORIAL SOPEDELAY HOW TO#

Contrary to the training book from the last section, this doesn't contain step-by-step explanations, but rather explains in great detail all the basic modeling concepts of AnyLogic in a very practical way.

Get the "Big Book of Simulation Modeling".

You can find them on the Welcome page of the AnyLogic editor Agents, GIS, Pedestrians.) are being explained by giving you step-by-step guidance on building example models.

The AnyLogic tutorials, where certain topics (eg.

Now, it get's a bit more freestyle! No more step-by-step following the rules but exploring the possibilities yourself! Fortunately there are some ressources to help you:

How the basic modeling approach in AnyLogic works like.

What modeling approaches there are (Agents, System Dynamics and Discrete Event).

That's it! After you completed to work through the book, you'll have a basic understanding of:

Work through the official training book from AnyLogic, and go through the excercises.Get AnyLogic PLE (non-commercial free learning version) here.

#HELP ANYLOGIC TUTORIAL SOPEDELAY HOW TO#

You want to create simulation models with AnyLogic but don't know how to start? In this article I want to give an overview over existing resources to learn AnyLogic and give tips on how to progress. Remember when you were a child and you got a box full of Lego bricks for christmas? Also then you had no manual, but still you had no problem to learn how to use them and eventually built that giant castle with the trapdoor and the dragon. However, AnyLogic is still easy to get into, as it naturally supports your natural desire to experiment around. Look on StackOverflow, there are 1536420 questions for Java and only 524 questions for AnyLogic. There are not so many resources out there for AnyLogic.