We continue educating you with how-to videos on advanced features of AnyLogic. See the first video post on creating cars of different colors here.
In today's video, we use a practical model of bookstore positioning to show how to place agents on the AnyLogic GIS map.
The video demonstrates how to upload a database table data into the model using Excel file. Animation will show the bookstores located on the world map, which means that AnyLogic does not border your model inside one country, but lets you expand worldwide.
Stay tuned for more how-to videos from the AnyLogic team!
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