Simulation > Functions & Processes > Sub-Recipe in Simulation

The simulation shows the component quantity of the top active stages. If sub-recipes are used, the sub-recipe quantity can be changed in the same way as the component quantities.

The sub-recipe is displayed with the original component quantity. It is not converted to the actual application.

Changing the sub-formulation:

The sub-recipe can be changed in the simulation. This changes the ratios within the sub-formulation, which has an influence on costs, nutritional values, and the list of ingredients.

The changed sub-recipe cannot be imported back into the recipe module. Only the top, active level is played back.

•SpecPDM present amount of each component from a sub-Recipe like in original sub-recipe and not recalculated as in upper recipe is used.

•User is in simulation module able to change component amount of a sub-recipe.

Changes in component quantities within the sub-recipe change the ratio of the components within the sub-recipe but not the sub-recipe quantity within the recipe.

•Such changes result in changes to the costs, visible within the simulation in the variant view.

•Such changes cause changes in the nutritive values. Visible in the calculation, "Simulation variant" view.

•Unfortunately, the change in the sub-formulation has no effect on the nutritional values below the comparison.

In module calculation are nutritional values visible in such a case.

•Such changes cannot be transported back to the recipe. They remain saved as a simulation variant in the simulation.

•Only the sub-recipe quantity is decisive in the simulation. The component quantities within the sub-recipe have no influence when replaying the recipe and in the "Nutritional values" view.