#Anylogic tutorial youtube for free#

We also have detailed videos about each library object available for free on YouTube. We have recorded dozens of training videos including “How to start”, a step-by-step tutorial on a real example and detailed element descriptions as well as a few hints, tips and tricks. All elements have code-injection blocks to allow adding custom functionality, linking it back to your model capabilities. You can set your own global style theme (colors, font type, animation durations) or specify each element individually. Just like building your existing AnyLogic models, you can easily drag our Material-design elements into your model, set their properties and they are ready to go.Īll library elements are fully configurable. (The FREE version offers access to 6 of the most critical elements, UI Structure, Section, Page, Settings, Button, Text Formatter) And all items work together seamlessly to allow building flexible, yet robust model interfaces.

From sections, sheets, pages, cards, buttons to filters and switches. Users can choose from over 20 elements to cover all UI needs.

The library was so useable and flexible and could enhance any model with very little effort that we just had to share it with the world! And thus the now freely available Material Design for AnyLogic library was born. This would obviously create an incredible overhead for maintenance and future updates, so we decided to create a new AnyLogic library that will house all these features for us. Not only were we able to create a beautiful model, but most of the objects Ben created was separate agents and could be re-used in other models by simply copying and pasting them across models. You can see Ben presenting at the 2019 AnyLogic Conference on “Great UI for AnyLogic simulations” and using Hannah’s Shop as a case study. With the help of Benjamin Schumann, we managed to incorporate a ton of standard Material Design structures into our model and the results were super impressive. In 2019, with these thoughts in mind, we created our very first simulation model that resembles a modern app Hannah’s Shop. If a picture is worth a thousand words, and animation is worth a thousand pictures, I would argue that a user-friendly and beautiful UI is the sufficient condition. “The clients only care about the final results” modellers will argue, forgetting the fact that more often than not, customers want to be able to see your model run, and sometimes run it themselves for them to believe the final result.

Ever since we started creating simulation models in AnyLogic, we have always felt the need for a tool to help us create better, more beautiful models faster.įor most modellers taking the time to embellish your model with beautiful looking buttons, frames or even just user-friendly navigation is often the last item on their list of priorities.