The following is a quick run through of various aspects of using Medit32 and msmac:
NOTE: some of these links are external links so be sure to use your Back
HOW TO create an AVI animation
HOW TO Create a new project:
Cloning: creating a new project from an existing project
This is a basic starter project. The following are the files in the project:
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File Name |
Description |
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My First Project.Si5 |
This is the main SI5 file. SI5 files are Smac Input files unit5 This is a simply 90 degree intersection collision. The units for these inputs are in Default units (ft, mph, etc) |
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My First Project-Metric.Si5 |
This is the same as the main SI5 file. SI5 files are Smac Input files unit5, however the units for this file are metric. You can do in-place conversions of input units, that is how we created this file. |
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My First Project.Sg5 |
This is the Smac Graphics Input unit5 file. Sg5 is the suffix for input files for the Smac Graphics program which displays the summary results of smac For a sample of the output from this program please see Page1 and Page2 |
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My First Project.Sa5 |
This is the SMAC Animation unit5 input file. SA5 is the suffix for input files for the SMAC Animation program. |
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My First Project.SCE |
SCE files are 'Scene' files, a graphics format which displays objects in the animation and graphics programs. You can manually create SCE files or use the Tools menu-Import command to import DXF files created with CAD programs. Medit32 also provides a library of pre-built 'scenes', in the Scenes folder, which can be used or modified without restriction. SCE files provide the roadway background for your reconstruction. |
HOW TO Run m-smac for My First Project