How to set custom timeframes - Revision history

Frank@tygron.nl at 16:10, 30 January 2024

2024-01-30T16:10:09Z

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	* The [[CSV]] file to import custom timeframes should look as follows:		* The [[CSV]] file to import custom timeframes should look as follows:
	:{{code\|1=		{{code\|1=
	time,timeframe		time,timeframe
	10,0		10,0
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	40,3		40,3
	}}		}}
	:The first row should contain the headers. The first column should be the time and the second the timeframe. The name of the headers above are an example and may vary.		The first row should contain the headers. The first column should be the time and the second the timeframe. The name of the headers above are an example and may vary.
	* When importing a [[CSV]] for a time sequence, it's possible to indicate whether the time is in seconds, minutes, or hours. The {{software}} then automatically converts the time to the correct data for the model.		* When importing a [[CSV]] for a time sequence, it's possible to indicate whether the time is in seconds, minutes, or hours. The {{software}} then automatically converts the time to the correct data for the model.
	* For the [[CSV]], it is possible to choose a comma or semicolon as delimiter.		* For the [[CSV]], it is possible to choose a comma or semicolon as delimiter.

Frank@tygron.nl at 16:10, 30 January 2024

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	* The [[CSV]] file to import custom timeframes should look as follows:		* The [[CSV]] file to import custom timeframes should look as follows:
	{{code\|1=		:{{code\|1=
	time,timeframe		time,timeframe
	10,0		10,0
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	40,3		40,3
	}}		}}
	The first row should contain the headers. The first column should be the time and the second the timeframe. The name of the headers above are an example and may vary.		:The first row should contain the headers. The first column should be the time and the second the timeframe. The name of the headers above are an example and may vary.
	* When importing a [[CSV]] for a time sequence, it's possible to indicate whether the time is in seconds, minutes, or hours. The {{software}} then automatically converts the time to the correct data for the model.		* When importing a [[CSV]] for a time sequence, it's possible to indicate whether the time is in seconds, minutes, or hours. The {{software}} then automatically converts the time to the correct data for the model.
	* For the [[CSV]], it is possible to choose a comma or semicolon as delimiter.		* For the [[CSV]], it is possible to choose a comma or semicolon as delimiter.

Frank@tygron.nl at 16:09, 30 January 2024

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	~~===Notes==~~=		{{article end
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	* The [[CSV]] file to import custom timeframes should look as follows:		* The [[CSV]] file to import custom timeframes should look as follows:
	{{code\|1=		{{code\|1=
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	* For the [[CSV]], it is possible to choose a comma or semicolon as delimiter.		* For the [[CSV]], it is possible to choose a comma or semicolon as delimiter.

	~~===See also==~~=		\|seealso=
	* [[Timeframes (Water Overlay)]]		* [[Timeframes (Water Overlay)]]
	* [[CSV]]		* [[CSV]]

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			[[Category:How-to's]]

Godelief@tygron.com at 09:04, 30 September 2020

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	{{Editor steps\|title=\|In the [[Water Overlay Wizard]], go to step 5.1 and check the Custom times option.\|Click on the ''Edit'' button to open a new panel.\|In the new panel that pops up, click on ''Import new CSV'' and select the CSV file with the ~~simulation time~~ and number of the timeframe.\|Optionally, change the delimiter and time units and click on ''Ok''. The data in the CSV is now used to set custom timeframes. }}		{{Editor steps\|title=\|In the [[Water Overlay Wizard]], go to step 5.1 and check the Custom times option.\|Click on the ''Edit'' button to open a new panel.\|In the new panel that pops up, click on ''Import new CSV'' and select the CSV file with the intervals and corresponding number of the timeframe.\|Optionally, change the delimiter and time units and click on ''Ok''. The data in the CSV is now used to set custom timeframes. }}

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	===Notes===		===Notes===
	* The [[CSV]] file to import ~~a time sequence~~ should look as follows:		* The [[CSV]] file to import custom timeframes should look as follows:
	{{code\|1=		{{code\|1=
	time,timeframe		time,timeframe

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{{Editor steps|title=|In the [[Water Overlay Wizard]], go to step 5.1 and check the Custom times option.|Click on the ''Edit'' button to open a new panel.|In the new panel that pops up, click on ''Import new CSV'' and select the CSV file with the simulation time and number of the timeframe.|Optionally, change the delimiter and time units and click on ''Ok''. The data in the CSV is now used to set custom timeframes. }}

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===Notes===
* The [[CSV]] file to import a time sequence should look as follows:
{{code|1=
time,timeframe
10,0
20,1
30,2
40,3
}}
The first row should contain the headers. The first column should be the time and the second the timeframe. The name of the headers above are an example and may vary.
* When importing a [[CSV]] for a time sequence, it's possible to indicate whether the time is in seconds, minutes, or hours. The {{software}} then automatically converts the time to the correct data for the model.
* For the [[CSV]], it is possible to choose a comma or semicolon as delimiter.

===See also===
* [[Timeframes (Water Overlay)]]
* [[CSV]]