Panels (interaction) tutorial - Revision history

Frank@tygron.nl at 15:46, 30 January 2023

2023-01-30T15:46:49Z

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	Click on “Commit” to save these properties for the event.		Click on “Commit” to save these properties for the event.

	Place the panel in the ~~3D world~~ so that it can be accessed by end-users.		Place the panel in the [[project area]] so that it can be accessed by end-users.

	Inspect the attributes of the neighborhood you selected for the event. Take note of the fact that “EXAMPLE_ATTRIBUTE” is not yet present as attribute for the neighborhood.		Inspect the attributes of the neighborhood you selected for the event. Take note of the fact that “EXAMPLE_ATTRIBUTE” is not yet present as attribute for the neighborhood.

	Click on the popup in the 3D ~~world~~, and click on the answer “Yes”. A testrun will start.		Click on the popup in the [[3D Visualization]], and click on the answer “Yes”. A testrun will start.

	Inspect the attributes of the neighborhood again. Take note of the fact that “EXAMPLE_ATTRIBUTE” is now present as attribute for the neighborhood.		Inspect the attributes of the neighborhood again. Take note of the fact that “EXAMPLE_ATTRIBUTE” is now present as attribute for the neighborhood.

Rudolf@tygron.nl at 15:59, 7 November 2022

2022-11-07T15:59:21Z

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	{{tutorial prerequisites		{{tutorial prerequisites
	\|tutorial=This tutorial relies on base knowledge about panels.		\|tutorial=This tutorial relies on base knowledge about panels.

Rudolf@tygron.nl: Reverted edits by Maxim@tygron.com (talk) to last revision by Rudolf@tygron.nl

2022-11-07T15:59:07Z

Reverted edits by Maxim@tygron.com (talk) to last revision by Rudolf@tygron.nl

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			{{learned\|how to add simple interactivity to panels}}
			{{tutorial prerequisites
			\|tutorial=This tutorial relies on base knowledge about panels.
			\|project=This tutorial can be followed with any project of any arbitrary location. Recommended is to create or load a project in the editor with at least one panel accessible to a playable stakeholder.
			\|Start your project. This can be a pre-existing project, or a newly created project.
			}}

			==Answers==
	Panels can be accompanied by predefined “Answers”. When the end-user sees the panel, the answers are presented as buttons which the user can click. The buttons will fire events, and close the panel.		Panels can be accompanied by predefined “Answers”. When the end-user sees the panel, the answers are presented as buttons which the user can click. The buttons will fire events, and close the panel.

Maxim@tygron.com at 11:50, 5 October 2022

2022-10-05T11:50:42Z

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	~~{{tutorial prerequisites~~
	~~\|tutorial=This tutorial relies on base knowledge about panels.~~
	\|project=This tutorial can be followed with any project of any arbitrary location. Recommended is to create or load a project in the editor with at least one panel accessible to a playable stakeholder.
	~~\|Start your project. This can be a pre-existing project, or a newly created project.~~
	}}

	~~==Answers==~~
	Panels can be accompanied by predefined “Answers”. When the end-user sees the panel, the answers are presented as buttons which the user can click. The buttons will fire events, and close the panel.		Panels can be accompanied by predefined “Answers”. When the end-user sees the panel, the answers are presented as buttons which the user can click. The buttons will fire events, and close the panel.

Rudolf@tygron.nl at 09:37, 25 July 2018

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	For example, if the answer defined above, which refers to a specific neighborhood to set an attribute for, is attached to a Template Excel panel which is applied on neighborhoods, the instance for the first neighborhood will have its event refer to the first neighborhood, the instance for the second neighborhood will have its event refer to the second neighborhood, and so on.		For example, if the answer defined above, which refers to a specific neighborhood to set an attribute for, is attached to a Template Excel panel which is applied on neighborhoods, the instance for the first neighborhood will have its event refer to the first neighborhood, the instance for the second neighborhood will have its event refer to the second neighborhood, and so on.


	{{Tutorial completed		{{Tutorial completed
	\| learned=how to add buttons with events to panels		\| learned=how to add buttons with events to panels
	}}		}}

Rudolf@tygron.nl: /* Answers */

2018-07-25T09:36:54Z

Answers

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	At the bottom of the editor, a panel will appear where a specific event can be selected.		At the bottom of the editor, a panel will appear where a specific event can be selected.

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	Select the event “NEIGHBORHOOD_SET_ATTRIBUTE”.		Select the event “NEIGHBORHOOD_SET_ATTRIBUTE”.

Rudolf@tygron.nl: /* Answers */

2018-07-24T10:28:33Z

Answers

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	Change the name of the answer to “Yes”.		Change the name of the answer to “Yes”.
			[[File:panels-editor-added-answers.jpg\|650px\|frame\|center\|An answer added to the panel, and renamed to "Yes".]]
	~~IMAGE~~

	Select the “Yes” answer in the left panel. In the right panel, click on “Add Server Event”. A new “NO_DEF” event will be created. Select it.		Select the “Yes” answer in the left panel. In the right panel, click on “Add Server Event”. A new “NO_DEF” event will be created. Select it.
			[[File:panels-editor-edit-answer-event.jpg\|650px\|frame\|center\|The "NO_DEF" event has been added.]]
	~~IMAGE~~

	At the bottom of the editor, a panel will appear where a specific event can be selected.		At the bottom of the editor, a panel will appear where a specific event can be selected.
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	Enter as value “123456789”.		Enter as value “123456789”.
			[[File:panels-editor-edit-eventtype.jpg\|650px\|frame\|center\|The values for the event have been entered.]]
	~~IMAGE~~

	Click on “Commit” to save these properties for the event.		Click on “Commit” to save these properties for the event.

Rudolf@tygron.nl at 10:25, 24 July 2018

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Rudolf@tygron.nl at 10:23, 24 July 2018

2018-07-24T10:23:51Z

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Rudolf@tygron.nl at 10:23, 24 July 2018

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	\|project=This tutorial can be followed with any project of any arbitrary location. Recommended is to create or load a project in the editor with at least one panel accessible to a playable stakeholder.		\|project=This tutorial can be followed with any project of any arbitrary location. Recommended is to create or load a project in the editor with at least one panel accessible to a playable stakeholder.
	\|Start your project. This can be a pre-existing project, or a newly created project.		\|Start your project. This can be a pre-existing project, or a newly created project.
			}}

			{{Tutorial completed
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	}}		}}