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CD++ is a tool suite including a combination of powerful simulation and support tools. Models can be created using different programming languages, and a variety of graphical interfaces are available. This page shows some screenshots of different parts of the tool.
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CD++ includes powerful simulation and support tools. Models can be created using different programming languages, and a variety of graphical interfaces are available.  
  
This page shows some sample screenshots of CD++ and its various features. Detailed information can be found in the [[User Manuals]].
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This page shows some screenshots; detailed information can be found in the [[Tools_for_Users|User Manuals]] section.
  
 
Many other support tools are available (check the [[Support Tools]] section).
 
Many other support tools are available (check the [[Support Tools]] section).
  
  
=== Modeling tools ===
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== Modeling tools ==
  
  
 
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===''CD++Builder''===
'''CD++Builder'''
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[[Image:Image093.jpg|700px]]
 
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[[Image:Ma_file.JPG|700px]]
 
[[Image:Ma_file.JPG|700px]]
  
CD++Builder is an Eclipse-based plugin created to facilitate model creation. The users can define models using an integrated development environment that combines multiple tools.
 
  
'''CD++Modeler'''
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''CD++Builder'' is an Eclipse-based plugin created to facilitate model creation. The users can define models using an integrated development environment that combines multiple tools.
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===''CD++Modeler''===
  
 
[[Image:Modeler.JPG|500px]]
 
[[Image:Modeler.JPG|500px]]
  
CD++Modeler allows the user to define  
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''CD++Modeler'' allows the user to define DEVS Atomic or Coupled models using a Graphical User Interface. CD++Modeler is integrated into CD++Builder, and it can also be executed as a standalone tool. An online version is available (check the [[Support Tools]] section).
  
=== Visualizations ===
 
  
CD++ offers many ways in which a simulation can be viewed.  Here are some of the ways that allows visualization of the simulated models
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== Visualizations ==
  
Drawlog creates a log file of a 2D grid of a simulation that changes with time.
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CD++ offers many ways in which a simulation can be viewed.  
  
[[Image:Drawlog.JPG|500px]]
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=== CD++Modeler ===
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The CD++Modeler includes facilities for 2D animation of Cell-DEVS models:
  
Using the drawlog tool, more advanced visualizations can be created such as a 2D animation:
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[[Image:Modeler animation.JPG|300px]]
  
[[Image:Modeler animation.JPG|500px]]
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On the [[Support Tools]] section the user can find a 2D visualization applet that permits visualizing Cell-DEVS models online.
  
3D animations can also be done with a program for CD++ called DEVS View
 
  
[[Image:DEVSview.jpg|500px]]
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=== VRML viewer ===
  
Other ways to view simulations include:
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A 3D GUI based on VRML is available.
  
VRML viewer
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[[Image:Vrml.JPG|600px]]
  
[[Image:Vrml.JPG|500px]]
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An extension of this viewer (ATLAS Viewer) allows visualization of traffic models, showing roads, vehicles, stop signs, etc.
  
ATLAS
 
  
[[Image:Atlas.JPG|500px]]
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=== DEVSView ===
  
CD++/Maya
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The DEVSView application allows the user to create simple 3D animations. This is an open-source tool that can be modified and adapted according to the user's needs.
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[[Image:DEVSview.jpg|400px]]
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=== CD++/Maya ===
  
 
[[Image:Maya.JPG|500px]]
 
[[Image:Maya.JPG|500px]]
  
Blender
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AutoDesk Maya has been used to create advanced 3D visualizations of DEVS and Cell-DEVS models.
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== Videos ==
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- [http://www.youtube.com/arslab#p/c/F4BF1C08CFCBEEB7 Visualization examples]
  
[[Image:Blender.JPG|500px]]
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- [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rbaxcwFKsLU  A Demo showing how to start building a new model (based on an existing one)]

Latest revision as of 16:26, 26 August 2011

CD++ includes powerful simulation and support tools. Models can be created using different programming languages, and a variety of graphical interfaces are available.

This page shows some screenshots; detailed information can be found in the User Manuals section.

Many other support tools are available (check the Support Tools section).


Modeling tools

CD++Builder

Image093.jpg Ma file.JPG


CD++Builder is an Eclipse-based plugin created to facilitate model creation. The users can define models using an integrated development environment that combines multiple tools.

CD++Modeler

Modeler.JPG

CD++Modeler allows the user to define DEVS Atomic or Coupled models using a Graphical User Interface. CD++Modeler is integrated into CD++Builder, and it can also be executed as a standalone tool. An online version is available (check the Support Tools section).


Visualizations

CD++ offers many ways in which a simulation can be viewed.

CD++Modeler

The CD++Modeler includes facilities for 2D animation of Cell-DEVS models:

Modeler animation.JPG

On the Support Tools section the user can find a 2D visualization applet that permits visualizing Cell-DEVS models online.


VRML viewer

A 3D GUI based on VRML is available.

Vrml.JPG

An extension of this viewer (ATLAS Viewer) allows visualization of traffic models, showing roads, vehicles, stop signs, etc.


DEVSView

The DEVSView application allows the user to create simple 3D animations. This is an open-source tool that can be modified and adapted according to the user's needs.

DEVSview.jpg


CD++/Maya

Maya.JPG

AutoDesk Maya has been used to create advanced 3D visualizations of DEVS and Cell-DEVS models.


Videos

- Visualization examples

- A Demo showing how to start building a new model (based on an existing one)