Changes between Version 2 and Version 3 of Internal/newTraceGenExtension


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Jun 6, 2017, 5:52:12 PM (8 years ago)
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    33== METIS II 5G Visualization - Trace Extension ==
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    5  TODO Brief intro...
     5TODO Brief intro...
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    77=== Adding the Trace Extension code to METIS II 5G Visualization source ===
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    9  The following documentation gives an overview of the changes that have to be made to the original METIS II simulator for it to have the ability to generate pairwise attenuation traces for selected objects in the simulator.
     9The following documentation gives an overview of the changes that have to be made to the original METIS II simulator for it to have the ability to generate pairwise attenuation traces for selected objects in the simulator.
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    1111 1.     Adding an empty object to the scene:
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    4040=== XML Configuration File ===
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     42Sample XML configuration: [attachment:config.xml config.xml]
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     44Below is a brief overview of the different sections of the XML config file and how they function.
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     46 {{{
     47<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>
     48<config>
     49<links>
     50    <link name="1" default_attn="9999" max_obj="9" />
     51    <link name="2" default_attn="9999" max_obj="5" />
     52</links>
     53}}}
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     55 ==== <links> ... </links> ====
     56  The links section defines how many independent sets of connections objects in the simulator may have (eg. multi-homing). It can be thought of in terms of [wiki:foo Sandbox 4] as the number of available attenuator matrices. Each matrix (ie. each link set) is independent of the other. The default attenuation per matrix (link set) is defined in this section and used in cases where maximum attenuation is calculated between a pair of objects or an object pair is not defined. The maximum number of objects per matrix (link set) is also defined here for proper generation of the trace file.