Initialisation: the simulator initialises all lp's and adds the initial
events. We put a trigger event at time 0 in the trigger channel of the town
lp: What happens when starting the simulation? Let's have a look at the 8 first simulation steps.
Initialisation: the simulator initialises all lp's and adds the initial
events. We put a trigger event at time 0 in the trigger channel of the town
lp:
Simulation processes the events in chronological order, the event
with the lowest timestamp first.We indicate the event to be processed next
with a red arrow 
. So, the trigger event enters the town lp:
The trigger event is processed (indicated by a dashed line: 
), it produces 2 output events (indicated by a thick line: 
). The time of the simulation is still 0: the time of the processed event.
The next event to be processed is the car event that enters the parking lp:
Now, the time will progress to 15 time units. We assume that 1 unit
is 1 second, this is the time scale. This means that all dynamics
of the 15 first seconds are executed.
And so on...