TS. Constraints

Constraints are used to control the schedule. They create rows in the Calendar and input values over time.

Types of Constraints

An Agent action may be limited by the following constraints (selected from Add Constraint button dropdown):

Constraint type	Description

Constraint type	Description
Standard Constraint	Destination Constraint. Limits the material sent to destinations from specified areas. (The Agent may still mine and send the material to alternative destinations.)
Source Constraint	Constrains how much material can come from a location: Limits the material mined at the source, in the form of a Calendar table by pit, stage or bench.
Bench Advance Constraint	Limits the vertical advance between the lowest elevation in the last period and the lowest elevation in the current period.
	Drill Standard Constraint	limits drilling in one area.
	Drill Source Constraint	limits drilling in multiple areas, in the form of a Calendar table by Pit, Stage or Bench.
Agent Assignments	Creates a table of loader assignment limits for each Pit, Stage or Bench. (This option requires Use as Agent option ticked for required loaders). if you have limit number of active agents constraint on, it'll honour that the difference with doing it on a constraint, it'll only apply to that agent so you can control it in a more fine grained way
Lowest RL	The main purpose of this constraint is to limit mining by the lowering of the water table over time through dewatering activities.