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Is there a way to disable 'Do you want to save the sketch to enable automated backup?' prompt forever?

Thank you very much, Tony. It worked. I see the machine is set up as server. Thanks again!

As I mentioned in the original post, the web files, including the HTML index file, are in the attachment. Also, I'm attaching a screenshot of what I see here.

I'm trying to publish the model into web files, and I'm on Windows 11 version 22H2, Python 3.12.0, and Vensim 10.1.2, but the HTML file doesn't show the custom graph. How would I fix that? FYI, I've attached the model and the web files. Also, I just installed Emscripten SDK and WASM complier, and I'...

I just realized that I could’ve renamed the item description in a better way. Once again, thanks in advance for considering this suggestion. PS. Those "VensimDSS Document" files are set by default. I would've considered them as "Vensim Document" if they don't interfere with other...

Thanks for your response. Did you have a chance to go through the link I shared? I am not a programmer or a developer, but with my limited knowledge and searching for some solutions, I was able to modify Vensim's info.plist to change the extension kind of the Output file and Vensim Optimization Cont...

Could you please consider including or developing custom file types, UTI for file extensions, and proper metadata to organize Vensim files on macOS more efficiently? https://developer.apple.com/documentation/uniformtypeidentifiers/defining_file_and_data_types_for_your_app It's frustrating to organiz...

Try running your Mac in Safe Mode to see if the problem persists

https://support.apple.com/guide/mac-hel ... menu%20bar.

Thank you very much, Tony! There's still a tiny issue with it, which I reported in the other thread.

I remember I reported this earlier: https://youtu.be/bNcAC2Z__zQ I've checked the settings several times, and they didn't work. It gets frustrating throughout the day to see a new window pop up whenever I open a model by double-clicking on the file. The recording is not a boomerang, and the clock ch...

Hi there,

I'm glad it's working again on version 10.1.2 but just wanted to report and document this:

https://youtu.be/QPkKt69nBu8

Thank you very much. Just wanted to make sure that such issues are not missed. Thanks again!

Thanks for the clarification, Tom.

There's a bug in GUI on macOS version:

https://youtu.be/rwjMXxUurko

Can someone please clarify if this is a bug or a feature?

Thank you!

Although the "Suppress simulation information window" is enabled, the info window pops up every time I use an output file to read constant changes. Is there a way to avoid this?

Thank you!
Also, about the issue Travis mentioned, I figured that you only need to close and reopen Vensim. Here's the test:

https://youtu.be/hUMW7-qqBz0

Besides the floating point error, why does a new window open when I open a model? I checked with my colleagues, and they had the same issue. It gets frustrating after a while.

I reported an error about the floating point error when compiling a model. Here's the steps I take:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mq8tSoV5XMs

Travis, it happens to me from time to time. I fix it by closing Vensim, removing the related mdl.c and dylib files, opening Vensim, and recompiling again. I mentioned this earlier to the admin after they shared the updated comp files.

Thank you very much for addressing this issue. I tested version 10.1.0 on macOS, and the compilation works as expected. I also want to report another issue I face running the attached model (the Commodity Cycle). I can normally run (through the interpret option) the model, but using the compilation,...

It worked for me after deleting the old mdl.c and dylib I had in that folder.

I thought I was clear before. After creating the dylib, I return to Vensim, and the simulation or optimization goes through much faster without any errors. Can you help me understand why this is the case?

Could it be that I am running a dylib that I compiled myself (on the same machine that I have the Vensim)? It seems that we cannot distribute dylib files at all (like the issues with Vensim DLL), but we can run the ones we compiled ourselves.

Thank you very much, Travis! The dylib file that I have in the comp folder is named lib_simdp_x64.  Let me share the steps I take: 1. Move the Vensim model (model.mdl) to the comp folder. 2. Run (with the compile option turned on) the model in Vensim until you get the error that says 'Failed to Comp...