Learn ANYLOGIC-SCRIPTING with Real Code Examples

Install AnyLogic Professional or Personal Learning Edition

Ensure Java SDK is available (bundled or external)

Set up AnyLogic workspace for model development

Configure optional external libraries if needed

Create a new simulation model or open an existing one

Install AnyLogic IDE and required Java SDK

Configure workspace and project directories

Import any external libraries needed

Set simulation parameters and experiment configurations

Test sample models to verify environment

Model file (.alp)

Embedded Java code snippets

Experiment definitions

External library configurations

Data input/output specifications

Run simulation from IDE or exported JAR

Execute parameter experiments

Debug scripts with console output

Export simulation results to files

Call external scripts or utilities from model

Supports Unicode character encoding

Date, time, and number formats customizable

Text and labels can be localized

External data sources can be internationalized

Reports and charts can adapt to region-specific formats

Runs on AnyLogic IDE and exported Java applications

Cross-platform: Windows, macOS, Linux

Documentation and tutorials available online

Community forum and LinkedIn groups for support

Educational versions available for learning

Charts and plots for model outputs

Custom dashboards with Java scripting

Dynamic labels and indicators for agents

Animation of agent interactions

Limited styling for external exported results

Agents maintain state via variables and statecharts

Simulation time tracks event progression

Global model variables store shared information

Events can trigger state changes

Logs and experiment results track model state over time

Agent attributes and variables for dynamic data

Collections (lists, arrays, maps) for agent populations

External databases and files for input/output

Data export for reports and analytics

Temporary storage during experiments or parameter sweeps