Changes between Version 2 and Version 3 of ScriptBuilder_QuickStart


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  • ScriptBuilder_QuickStart

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    1 Quickstart: TMC Script Builder 
     1= Quickstart: TMC Script Builder = 
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    33Welcome to the quickstart guide for the Script Builder. This page should give you an overview of the fundamental workings of the program. 
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    5 Download and Start 
     5== Download and Start == 
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    77You can find the download file on the DownloadPage. It's the second link: "!ScriptBuilder Program." 
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    1010command "java -jar !ScriptBuilder.jar" from inside the ZIP folder. 
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    12 Script Builder Window 
     12== Script Builder Window == 
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    1414Upon launching the program, you should see the following screen: 
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    1717From this window, the flow of the entire script you're currently working on can be observed. The name of the current file can be found at the top of the window; in the example image it is "untitled1.xml". 
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    19 Loading a previously existing XML file 
     19=== Loading a previously existing XML file === 
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    2121From the dropdown menu at the top, select "File > Open". A dialog box will open and ask you to select an existing script. Select your file and press "ok". The file will be loaded into the !ScriptBuilder program and will show up on the main screen. 
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    23 Starting a new file 
     23=== Starting a new file === 
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    2525From the dropdown menu at the top, select "File > New". The current working file will be set to a new file. The default new-file name is "untitled1.xml", but you will be able to rename the file upon save. 
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    27 Adding a prefabricated incident 
     27=== Adding a prefabricated incident === 
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    2929From the dropdown menu at the top, select "Incidents > Load Incident". The Incident Palette Window will open and display a list of prefabricated incidents included with the program. Each incident has an identification number, length, description, and count of associated events. Click the "add" button next to a particular incident to move that incident into the script. The incidents currently in the script will show up in the table at the top of the palette window. Typing a time in the text field below the "add" button (HH:MM:SS) will cause the incident to start at that time when it is added to the script.