Agents appearing behind, instead of on top, image in main
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This is a follow-up question to modelling population density in a mock model: Modelling population density in AnyLogic
Now I wanted to implement those changes in my main model. The functionality works, and the agents are generated at the correct places, but somehow they appear behind the image. If I set the the image to not visible, I can see that the agents are actually generated.
Short recap of how the functionality works:
I have traced the borders of regions using a polyline on top of an image of the country. Next, I have created a function to let agents appear in a random location inside one of the polyline shapes.
I am probably overlooking something simple, but could you give me any pointers?
Thanks!
anylogic
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This is a follow-up question to modelling population density in a mock model: Modelling population density in AnyLogic
Now I wanted to implement those changes in my main model. The functionality works, and the agents are generated at the correct places, but somehow they appear behind the image. If I set the the image to not visible, I can see that the agents are actually generated.
Short recap of how the functionality works:
I have traced the borders of regions using a polyline on top of an image of the country. Next, I have created a function to let agents appear in a random location inside one of the polyline shapes.
I am probably overlooking something simple, but could you give me any pointers?
Thanks!
anylogic
asked Nov 19 at 15:09
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This is a follow-up question to modelling population density in a mock model: Modelling population density in AnyLogic
Now I wanted to implement those changes in my main model. The functionality works, and the agents are generated at the correct places, but somehow they appear behind the image. If I set the the image to not visible, I can see that the agents are actually generated.
Short recap of how the functionality works:
I have traced the borders of regions using a polyline on top of an image of the country. Next, I have created a function to let agents appear in a random location inside one of the polyline shapes.
I am probably overlooking something simple, but could you give me any pointers?
Thanks!
anylogic
asked Nov 19 at 15:09
UTq
388
This is a follow-up question to modelling population density in a mock model: Modelling population density in AnyLogic
Now I wanted to implement those changes in my main model. The functionality works, and the agents are generated at the correct places, but somehow they appear behind the image. If I set the the image to not visible, I can see that the agents are actually generated.
Short recap of how the functionality works:
I have traced the borders of regions using a polyline on top of an image of the country. Next, I have created a function to let agents appear in a random location inside one of the polyline shapes.
I am probably overlooking something simple, but could you give me any pointers?
Thanks!
anylogic
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This should be simple. Bring your agents to the front as shown in the following image:
You can experiment also sending your image to back.
answered Nov 19 at 17:29
Felipe
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Agree with Felipe. All graphical shapes can be ordered this way just like in Word or ppt. You can also group objects and define orders within a group and between groups. Works well :-)
– Benjamin
Nov 19 at 20:45
Thank you, Felipe and Benjamin :-) Overlooked that option, but it worked just fine.
– UTq
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This should be simple. Bring your agents to the front as shown in the following image:
You can experiment also sending your image to back.
answered Nov 19 at 17:29
Felipe
1,6902721
Agree with Felipe. All graphical shapes can be ordered this way just like in Word or ppt. You can also group objects and define orders within a group and between groups. Works well :-)
– Benjamin
Nov 19 at 20:45
Thank you, Felipe and Benjamin :-) Overlooked that option, but it worked just fine.
– UTq
Nov 20 at 9:31
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up vote
2
down vote
accepted
This should be simple. Bring your agents to the front as shown in the following image:
You can experiment also sending your image to back.
answered Nov 19 at 17:29
Felipe
1,6902721
Agree with Felipe. All graphical shapes can be ordered this way just like in Word or ppt. You can also group objects and define orders within a group and between groups. Works well :-)
– Benjamin
Nov 19 at 20:45
Thank you, Felipe and Benjamin :-) Overlooked that option, but it worked just fine.
– UTq
Nov 20 at 9:31
add a comment |
up vote
2
down vote
accepted
up vote
2
down vote
accepted
This should be simple. Bring your agents to the front as shown in the following image:
You can experiment also sending your image to back.
answered Nov 19 at 17:29
Felipe
1,6902721
This should be simple. Bring your agents to the front as shown in the following image:
You can experiment also sending your image to back.
answered Nov 19 at 17:29
Felipe
1,6902721
answered Nov 19 at 17:29
Felipe
1,6902721
answered Nov 19 at 17:29
Felipe
1,6902721
answered Nov 19 at 17:29
Felipe
1,6902721
1,6902721
Agree with Felipe. All graphical shapes can be ordered this way just like in Word or ppt. You can also group objects and define orders within a group and between groups. Works well :-)
– Benjamin
Nov 19 at 20:45
Thank you, Felipe and Benjamin :-) Overlooked that option, but it worked just fine.
– UTq
Nov 20 at 9:31
add a comment |
Agree with Felipe. All graphical shapes can be ordered this way just like in Word or ppt. You can also group objects and define orders within a group and between groups. Works well :-)
– Benjamin
Nov 19 at 20:45
Thank you, Felipe and Benjamin :-) Overlooked that option, but it worked just fine.
– UTq
Nov 20 at 9:31
Agree with Felipe. All graphical shapes can be ordered this way just like in Word or ppt. You can also group objects and define orders within a group and between groups. Works well :-)
– Benjamin
Nov 19 at 20:45
Agree with Felipe. All graphical shapes can be ordered this way just like in Word or ppt. You can also group objects and define orders within a group and between groups. Works well :-)
– Benjamin
Nov 19 at 20:45
Thank you, Felipe and Benjamin :-) Overlooked that option, but it worked just fine.
– UTq
Nov 20 at 9:31
Thank you, Felipe and Benjamin :-) Overlooked that option, but it worked just fine.
– UTq
Nov 20 at 9:31
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