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==And grow== | |||
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|width="300px"|Now save the project using the ''Save As'' button. A dialogue box will open - here we keyed in ''in_the_beginning'' and the prefix ''GPT_'' and the suffix ''_date'' was added automatically.<br>A directory is created with the project name which contains a the files needed for the project.<br> | |||
''Select Tool:Simulation'' makes the ''Simulation'' Panel visible. <br> | |||
Change the ''Panel Run:Run until'' box to 2 and click the ''Panel Run:Run until'' button. The canvas will grow in steps set by the ''Panel Simulation:Timescale'' box.<br> | |||
<small>Warning: saving is essential if you want to ''Restart'' the simulation.<br> | |||
Idea: to create an uncompressed movie of your simulation, before running click the ''Record movie'' and when it is finished click ''Stop movie''. The movie will be in the Project directory. We normally compress the movies using Microsoft Live Movie Maker or Quicktime.</small> | |||
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=Wavy disc= | =Wavy disc= | ||
=Interaction functions - programmatic modelling= | =Interaction functions - programmatic modelling= |
Revision as of 17:10, 5 May 2011
In the beginning
We start with a number of very large screenshots (don't be daunted they are just here to orient you). They show the GFtbox graphical interface.
First view
The GFtbox user interface. Focus on the Select Tool Panel. Here the Mesh Editor has been selected and the Mesh Editor panel is visible.
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