The 
System Dynamics palette contains elements frequently used by system dynamics modelers:
The 
Agent palette contains general elements used for defining dynamics of the model, its structure and data.
Agent
Parameter
Variable
Collection
Function
Table Function
Schedule
Event
Dynamic Event
Port
Connector
Link to Agents
The Statechart section contains elements of statecharts:
The 
Presentation palette contains shapes, that you can use to draw presentations of your models:
The 3D section of this palette contains a set of elements (3D window, camera, light) required to construct 3D animation scene:
The Professional section of this palette contains elements that are available in AnyLogic Professional edition only:
The 
Space Markup palette contains elements for marking up the space in models to define, for instance, agent locations:
General space markup elements
GIS
Material Handling
Conveyor
Conveyor spur
Position on Conveyor
Transfer Table
Turntable
Turn Station
Station
Custom Station
Robot
Jib Crane
Overhead Crane
Storage
Lift
Network port
Level gate
Density map
Pedestrian
Wall
Rectangular Wall
Circular Wall
Target Line
Service With Lines
Service With Area
Escalator Group
Elevator
Pathway
Ped Flow Statistics- Density Map
Rail
Road
Fluid
The 
Analysis palette contains elements, used for collecting, viewing, and analyzing output data:
Analysis data objects
Simple charts
Charts with history
Histograms
The 
Controls palette contains controls that enable making the user's models interactive:
The 
Statechart palette contains elements of statecharts:
The 
Connectivity palette contains tools for database connectivity. Please note that starting from version 7.2 AnyLogic introduces a more powerful built-in database that we recommend you to use instead of these connectivity tools.
The 
Pictures palette contains frequently used pictures in AnyLogic scalable vector graphic format. Now you do not have to draw a person, a car, or a house from scratch each time you need to add those elements to the model – you simply drag them from the Pictures palette and drop them on the canvas. The pictures are groups of AnyLogic standard shapes, and you can scale them, change colors, modify internals, ungroup, and even control them from your code. The palette includes people, vehicles, airplanes, maps, houses, and industrial buildings.
Open the palette Pictures to see the whole list of available pictures.
To add a picture from the palette onto the presentation
- Drag the required picture from the palette Pictures onto the agent type diagram (right to the place where you want to put it).
Standard pictures are not bitmap images, but groups consisting of common AnyLogic presentation shapes. This feature enables the users to modify these pictures, if some its parameters (size, color, etc.) do not satisfy your requirements or visual conception. You can modify properties of any shape entering into the group’s composition in the same way as you modify any shape that is a member of some group (please refer to the Working with group elements section for more details).
AnyLogic contains a set of 3D images of frequently modeled objects: person, nurse, doctor, truck, lorry, forklift truck, warehouse, factory, etc. This is done to keep you from drawing these objects manually or searching for ready 3D images somewhere any time you want to display them in your 3D animation. Now you can waste no time on drawing and simply use a 3D object from the set of 3D objects distributed along with AnyLogic.
If the required object is missing, you can import it in the form of the Collada (.dae) file using AnyLogic 3D Object.
Open the 
3D Objects palette to see the whole list of available 3D images.
To add a standard 3D object onto the presentation
- Drag the required object from the 3D Objects palette onto the presentation diagram.
- You will see that the object is implemented as a common AnyLogic 3D object. Therefore, you can modify its scale and also change certain parameters (size, rotation, visibility, scale) at model runtime using object's dynamic properties.
Fork Lift Truck and Pallet Trolley are groups, containing a couple of 3D objects - a man and a forklift/a pallet trolley respectively. You can ungroup them and use the 3D objects individually.
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