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From: noiv <noi...@gmail.com>
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Hello,

I want to use sim.js to simulate simplified economy. The user (invisible 
hand) can interact with the simulation and should also see what is 
happening. The entities are constraint by physical parameters while moving 
from market to market with a given speed and are visible on a map. One goal 
is to simulate price formation over time show how individual actors on the 
market use transportation.

I understand this is not exactly what sim.js is build for, however after 
looking at and debugging the examples, it looks like sim.js has all I need 
to implement the simulated economy very fast. All missing is a 
bit flexibility with time.

Basically what I need is running the simulation forever until abort and 
having e.g. useFacility().done() actually waiting n seconds until it fires. 

In case this demand is not on your list - could you give me a starting 
point to do the changes?

Many thanks for any input,

-- Torsten


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Hello,<div><br>I want to use sim.js to simulate simplified economy. The use=
r (invisible hand) can interact with the simulation and should also see wha=
t is happening. The entities are constraint by physical parameters while mo=
ving from market to market with a given speed and are visible on a map. One=
 goal is to simulate price formation over time show how individual actors o=
n the market use transportation.</div><div><br></div><div>I understand this=
 is not exactly what sim.js is build for, however after looking at and debu=
gging the examples, it looks like sim.js has all I need to implement the si=
mulated economy very fast. All missing is a bit&nbsp;flexibility&nbsp;with =
time.</div><div><br></div><div>Basically what I need is running the simulat=
ion forever until abort and having e.g. useFacility().done() actually waiti=
ng n seconds until it fires.&nbsp;</div><div><br></div><div>In case this de=
mand is not on your list -&nbsp;could&nbsp;you give me a starting point to =
do the changes?</div><div><br></div><div>Many thanks for any input,</div><d=
iv><br></div><div>-- Torsten</div><div><br></div>
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