Activity Sequence
Source file: epoch-setups-activities-activity-sequence.htm
The 
Activity Sequence subtab is used to add and define activities at a solid or parcel level.
The Activity Sequence user interface is made up of the following three areas:
Toolbar
How to add and delete an activity node
To add an activity node, open the drop down menu by clicking 
in the toolbar and then select an activity node.
How to delete an activity node
To delete an activity node, click on the object in the workspace and then click 
in the toolbar.
How to customise the appearance of activity nodes
The shape and colour of activity nodes and the links between them are able to be customised using functions from the toolbar.
Note: You need to select the activity node first before applying the appropriate function.
Function (1) allows you to change the shape of the activity node.
Function (2) allows you to change the colour of the activity node.
Function (3) allows you to change the colour of the outline of the activity node.
Function (4) allows you to change the colour of the text inside an activity node.
Function (5) allows you to change the colour of the links between activity nodes.
Settings
The Activities Settings panel is used to configure the selected activity node in the workspace. For each activity added, the following information needs to be provided:
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The resource fleet which will perform the activity.
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The output parcels the activity will produce, if any.
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The maximum number of primary equipment items to be used to complete the activity.
How to add resources fleet to activities
To add resource fleet, click the 
next to the Resource Fleets heading and select one of the resource groups added to the setup.
How to add output parcels to activities
To add output parcels, click the next to the Output Parcels heading and select a parcel from the list. All parcels added to a setup need to be allocated to an activity.
Maximum Equipment
The Maximum Equipment field is used to define the maximum number of equipment which can perform the selected activity on a given solid.
