Dynamic Diagrams allow me to visualize the whole process of model simulation.
Import["dynamicTEst.mo", {"ModelicaModel"}]
conn = WSMLink`Simulate`Launch["dynamicTEst", 200, Method -> {"RealTime" -> True}]
Dynamic[Refresh[conn["Diagram", ImageSize -> 500], UpdateInterval -> 0.05, TrackedSymbols :> {}]]
But the most interesting things is happening in the components of the model. How can I visualize Dynamic Diagram of the model component?
I am also trying to figure out the same. Have you find any solution? If so, please share or inbox me, appreciate your help.
Thx!
As far as I understand, you can only visualize the dynamic diagrams currently from Mathematica. this might change in a future version but I don’t have access to that information. I’ll show how to do this for the tank example in SystemModeler examples. Do the following in Mathematica:
Needs[“WSMLink`”]
dsim = WSMSimulate[“MathematicaExamples.Simulation.Tanks.TankSystem”]
diagram = dsim[“Diagram”, x];
Animate[diagram /. x → t, {t, 0, 250}, AnimationRate → 10]
This will give you the animated diagram in Mathematica and you can step through it. I found that you can programatically change many graphical features by putting variables into the annotations. (Things like adding a red slash through an icon when something goes wrong or out of bounds)
I am not sure if the original question is that you want to dynamically view classes that are inside of another class. In that case I would suggest making an empty graphical object and link the parameter of that object to the variable of interest. I hacked up the tank example to show how to make a graphic respond to what is going on in a sub-model. See the attached file.
This is not possible in the released 4.2.
There will be some support for diagrams of components in the next release, but I cannot promise that it will make it to all variants, like the “Diagram” property of a running simulation.
