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[[Future Design]] | [[Future Design]] represents the '''planned''' situation of your [[project]]. Its counterpart is the [[Current Situation|Current Situation]]. | ||
Making changes the current situation requires the [[Editor]], while changing the Future Design requires [[action]] taken in a [[session|Single, multi ]] or [[Test Run]] session. [[Scenario]]s can also automatically take actions when a [[Test Run]] is activated for them. | ==Map Type== | ||
The Future design is linked to the [[API]] [[Map Type]] '''MAQUETTE'''. Making changes the current situation requires the [[Editor]], while changing the Future Design requires [[action]] taken in a [[session|Single, multi ]] or [[Test Run]] session. [[Scenario]]s can also automatically take actions when a [[Test Run]] is activated for them. | |||
Items can be present in both map types at the same time. This is the case when starting a single, multi or test-run [[session]]. After modifications, buildings appear in the planned situation if planned or upgraded, and in the current situation if removed or upgraded. | Items can be present in both map types at the same time. This is the case when starting a single, multi or test-run [[session]]. After modifications, buildings appear in the planned situation if planned or upgraded, and in the current situation if removed or upgraded. | ||
==Viewer== | ==Viewer== | ||
Buttons in the [[Top bar]] of the [[viewer]] interface of the {{software client}} allows you to switch between the | Buttons in the [[Top bar]] of the [[viewer]] interface of the {{software client}} allows you to switch between the '''original''' and '''planned''' map type to inspect the differences visually. | ||
==Editor== | ==Editor== | ||
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The Future Design tab consists of the following tool options: | The Future Design tab consists of the following tool options: | ||
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Latest revision as of 17:11, 13 July 2026
Future Design represents the planned situation of your project. Its counterpart is the Current Situation.
Map Type
The Future design is linked to the API Map Type MAQUETTE. Making changes the current situation requires the Editor, while changing the Future Design requires action taken in a Single, multi or Test Run session. Scenarios can also automatically take actions when a Test Run is activated for them.
Items can be present in both map types at the same time. This is the case when starting a single, multi or test-run session. After modifications, buildings appear in the planned situation if planned or upgraded, and in the current situation if removed or upgraded.
Viewer
Buttons in the Top bar of the viewer interface of the Tygron Client allows you to switch between the original and planned map type to inspect the differences visually.
Editor
In the Editor the Future design tab is the second of the four ribbon tabs and is located in the top part of the editor. The Future design tab contains tools which relate to the planning stages of a project. Stakeholders can be configured and Measures and Actions can be added so that they can be implemented into the project. The project functionalities can also be tested with the test run option.
The Future Design tab consists of the following tool options:
Conceptually, Future Design contains the following Items:
Future Design
- Test Run • Actions • Action Menus • Measures • Parametric • Attributes • Levee Types • Upgrade Types • Event Bundles • Active Stakeholders
- Actions
- Building • TerrainSpatial • GridSpatial • TiffSpatial • LeveeSpatial • UpgradeSpatial
- Special Option