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For the current workflow, a pre-programed automated Unity template was created for viewing of CFD results immersively using a standalone stereoscopic projector (e.g., Gear VR or Oculus Rift). If the user prefers to view their content using a different HMD or a large-scale IVE, changes to the Unity scene, scripts, and/or custom packages are required. As seen in Table 2, the prefabricated automated Unity template has minimum and optional outputs with additional functionality. The Unity template, via automated code, animates the streamlines/glyphs, animates/changes the wall mesh texture for scalar quantities (i.e., pressure, TAWSS, OSI), and toggles through volumetric imaging data. The template also includes a basic environmental audio system containing prerecorded ultrasound samples from several locations within the blood flow domain over a cardiac cycle that have been synchronized to the expected animation. Importing and animating a flow waveform and assigning proper scales (e.g., ranges and units) to the legends for indices being visualized are not automated. However, the approach is straightforward and can be accomplished quickly while not requiring alteration to any code. If the user does not have a full set of supplementary data, the Unity template still works. The initial script to set up the CFD visualization, called an editor script, recognizes how little or how much information is rooted in the .fbx file created in Blender.
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First step is downloading the latest version of the Unity package from our website. After that, extract the corresponding NoesisGUI-Unity-X.X.X.zip file into a folder and locate the file package.json at the root. Next go to the Package Managerand install the NoesisGUI package from the extracted local folder using the "Add package from disk..." option.
The new One File Per Actor system works with World Partition to make collaborative editing in a large world much easier. The level editor saves individual Actors to their own files, rather than grouping them all into a single, monolithic level file. This means users only have to check out Actors they really need from source control, rather than the entire level.
Just a thought - if RealPlume Stock Configs is going to change to suit the twin nozzle now, it's going to need a MM file to say that if Vens Stock Part Revamp is present, don't do the twin plume. Kerbas_ad_astra has said engines will be overwritten and the model for the Poodle is going to continue to have one nozzle. I think I'm going to need to download Notepad++ again..
For editing values inside the .save files you can use an online editor like SaveEditOnline which allows you to upload any .save file of your choice, edit the different values and then download the resultant file again.
In the linked editor you can edit all values that are in green between the parenthesis. Simply click the value you would like to edit and type in a new value in the box that pops up and click OK. The value should now be updated. Once done editing, the button to download your edited file will be at the very bottom of the page. 041b061a72