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Nevermind, I figured it out. It was rather easy - creating another positionmatrix and assigning it to the part inside ComponentContainer seems to work fine. In case someone is having similar problems, here is one solution. It is not perfect but good enough for me. Table needs to have two one-way paths...

How to accomplish the following (rather common) behaviour on the production line using python script? Example Two part classes: 1. Rack (container part) - with capacity of 20 parts. Predefined positions for the parts. 2. Cell Elements: - Component creators for rack and simple-parts. - Three conveyours...

To transfer a dynamic component with a python script, you need the handle of that component and a handle for the target component's container's input port. The target component is defined somewhere else. #Transfer the part to from myContainer to the target component's container comp= getComponent...

You need to have 2 component creators that are creating different components and a component container where to put these components. This container may also be a Path behaviour. Be sure that component creators don't create components automatically, so set creator's limit property to 0. To connect...

The Component Container is a logical container that can hold components. By logical means that the container does not define where the component is physically. When components are transferred from one container (e.g. a path) to this container they are by default placed at the origin of the component...

This conveyor component is an opposite to a component filler. There is a sensor in the MidFrame that signals a python script. The script will stop the component for a defined time and then remove all child components from a component container. The child components are components that belong to a component...