AnyLogic运行时Resource Pool模块左侧颜色含义咨询

Hey there! I’ve spent plenty of time building and debugging manufacturing line simulations in AnyLogic, so I can clarify those color codes on the Resource Pool module’s left side for you clearly.

These colors are a visual map of the resource pool’s utilization rate ranges, and the default logic aligns with utilization from low to high:

• Green: Indicates low utilization or idle status. Most resources in the pool are unoccupied, and the overall utilization is well below the threshold (default is around <30%, though you can tweak this). For your pressing and packaging processes, this would mean your machines have spare capacity.
• Yellow: Represents medium utilization. A portion of the resources are in use, but the pool isn’t saturated yet. This typically falls between 30%-70% utilization (again, customizable). It’s a "steady state" where operations are running smoothly without overloading.
• Red: Signifies high utilization or near-saturation. Almost all resources are occupied, with barely any idle capacity left. By default, this kicks in when utilization exceeds 70%. In your production line, this could signal potential bottlenecks—like work items piling up waiting for available machines.

One quick note: These utilization thresholds aren’t set in stone. You can customize them by going to the Resource Pool’s Visualization properties tab, adjusting the "Utilization intervals" to match your specific simulation needs. So if someone modified these settings in your model, the color ranges might differ slightly, but the core gradient logic (green = low, red = high) stays consistent.

内容的提问来源于stack exchange，提问作者marjan