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Hello,

I was (still am) sick and unable to work on it for a period of time. Here is the new version. I would suggest adding both versions in the examples.

As for the folder, "India/Punjab" should be good. I am not sure if this FET-5 or FET-6 folder.

Edit - Changed zip file.

Hello,

Sure thing. Although I am still creating the final timetable, I can share a draft version. There are some advanced changes that I am doing right now which is making the timetable impossible to generate. It will take me few days to get the final version. Let me know if you are interested in that so that I can send it once done.

Meanwhile, I have attached the draft file alongside. The timetable takes 5-10 minutes to generate depending upon the seed. I have also attached data_and_timetables.fet too just in case.

I am okay if this (or the final version) timetable goes in official example. I would be happy to share it to others.

Sorry for replying late.

Thanks it worked perfectly.

Hello,

Is is possible to use create a schedule somewhat similar to this link (https://mash.ie/images/product/Screenshot%20%2815%29_5.png or https://www.seczanzibar.com/example-timetable/)? In my school, there is a preference that an activity is done in the same hour every day throughout the week.

There are 6 days in a week. Activities count usually differs from 5-8. For the past years, while creating the timetable on paper, we try to fill in activities with count 5-6 and then fill the remaining activities in the gaps.

This year, I wanted to use FET but I can't seem to find a solution for this. I tried using "A set of activities have a set of preferred starting time" for group incharges and but doing this for all activities looks very time consuming and will create more conflicts.
Using this constraint, I could force Activity B to start only at 9AM. Now, doing this for multiple activities is troublesome and will create conflicts. I can adjust Activity B to start anytime but it should start at same time throughout the week.

Thank you for reading this!