Cameo - Simulating Power During State Changes From Excel Spreadsheet

This video explains how to structurally and behaviorally build out a system and subsystems within SysML. It starts simple with a state machine as the system's classifying behavior and then adds refinement by adding details from the subsystems. This video explains how to connect an excel spreadsheet to Cameo and import the data using opaque actions within an activity diagram.
It then explains three ways to rollup the subsystem power values to the system level power value:
1) Parametric Diagram with Custom Constraint
2) Opaque Action on Activity diagram on System block
3) Power Rollup Pattern Application
This video was inspired from the following sources.
docs.nomagic.com/display/CST2...
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Video Chapters:
0:00 Introduction
0:47 Creating Structure & System Level State Machine
2:32 Importing Excel Data to Cameo
5:38 Scaling Activity Diagram with Opaque Actions to All Subsystems
7:17 System Block in Simulation
9:00 Adding Activities within State Machine
10:45 Parametric Method to Rollup Power
12:52 Activity Method to Rollup Power
15:11 PowerRollupPattern Method to Rollup Power

[@melegaunt01x]

I appreciate the speed actually; I can slow it down via the controls as necessary.

[@BruceDouglass]

This is great. I'm inclined to suggest you switch to decaff, but that's just in jest. A lot of good information here about using excel files in the model to populate data elements in instances. It will take a few viewings and careful modeling to follow along. Thanks!

[@CameoMagic]

Hahaha, you've inspired us to create a new playlist titled, "SysML Explained After 3 Cups of Coffee" which has all the videos released with this format. kzbin.info/www/bejne/hWrQfIuentBrnq8 We're creating videos with this faster pace to see if people like it. Figuring out exactly what the viewers want is sometimes difficult and hard to capture effectively. Thanks for your continued support of our channel!

[@BruceDouglass]

@@CameoMagic Excellent!