Labor shirt colors

This is a stupid, however somewhat useful SCL macro. Sometimes I end up with a model with lots of laborers who all have the same color shirt. Call me crazy, but I think the model presents a little better if the labors don't all look the same.

So here it is, a stupid SCL macro you can use to change all your labors' shirt colors (note it won't let the color be the same as his pants or skin color (at least with the default laborer I'm using))

So here it is

SCL Examples

I recently received an email from a student using QUEST who was looking for examples of SCL.

I told him to first look at the default QUEST logics at QUESTlib\Sysdef\Logics, to see how QUEST uses SCL.

But I can't think of any good examples of how to write SCL macros. So I found an old macro I wrote that dumps all the process assignments for each laborer in a model to a tab-delimited text file. I figured it would be a good example of how to use SCL to get information out of a model, and shows some examples of different SCL syntax.

You can download it here, hopefully; I put it on Google Docs as just a file, so you should be able to go download it there.