Use a Decision (Simulation) course card in Beast Core 4 Courseware Editor when you want a learner to select a specific component in a simulated exercise in the Simulation Viewer environment. Simulation Decision Card Editing Use the dropdown menu in the first text box to change the Decision Card type to Simulation . When the Select Simulation File text box appears, use the dropdown menu to select an available Simulation . Enter a message for the learner in the Prompt text box. This Prompt displays on the learner’s screen Click +Add Response to create a Response Choice . NOTE We will discuss the four Response Component text boxes in left to right order. Box 1: Use the dropdown menu to select the Component you want the learner to choose as a correct response Box 2: Use the dropdown menu to select the Flag associated with the Component. Box 3: Keep the …

e selected component. Press the same tab again to collapse the menu. Note: The Details Pane only populates data after selecting a component and will display an error message (Figure 10) when making no selection. Figure 8. Component Details Pane Example Figure 9. Details Pane Error Message Figure 10. Information Display Figure 11. Tech Manual Display 1. Information displays general details and characteristics of the selected component. 2. Note: Press inside an information field to copy that name/data to use in Search. 3. State displays toggles for viewing or changing the operation, repair, or flow status of the selected compo nent. Figure 12. Details Pane Menu 4. Component Connections displays the relationships between components and identifies the connections as either incoming or outgoing. 5. Note: Press the magnifying glass icon to have Beast Core navigate the camera to the connection. 6. Tech Manuals show thumbnails of direct links to …

Beast Core Editor: Workspace Converter The Workspace Converter transforms development workspaces into production-ready versions for use with Beast Core . Workspace Converter also offers features for initializing, updating, validating, debugging, and refining workspaces to ensure readiness for deployment. Access the Workspace Converter through the Workspace Converter Wizard or the command line. NOTE : The Workspace Converter version appears at the top left of the screen . Command Verb At startup, the Workspace Converter Wizard asks for a command verb. The options include: Convert changes development workspaces into production-ready versions for use with Beast Core . Convert-postgres-beta converts the given workspace to postgres, an open-source relational database management system ( RDBMS ) emphasizing extensibility and SQL compliance. WARNING : Git determines if a file gets tracked or not tracked for Postgres stored files. Without Git, all files mark as generated (produced assets safe to delete). Init creates a blank workspace with the …

Geometry Processor - SUPPORT ED FORMATS IMPORTING Common Common Common Common Common C USTOM .3d .cob .lwo .ndo .smd .0xi .3ds .csm .lws .nff .step .chunk .3mf .dae . .l xo. .obj .stl .chunk 6 .ac .dxf .md2 .off .stp .chunk7 .ac3d .enff .md3 .ogex .ter .draco.glb .acc .fbx .md5anim .pk3 .uc .draco.gltf .amf .glb .md5camera .ply .vta (any common).gz .ase .gltf .md5mesh .pmx .x .meshopt.glb .ask .hmp .mdc .pri .x3d .assbin .ifc .mdl .q3o .x3db .b3d .ifczip .mesh .q3s .xgl .blend .iqm .mesh.xml .raw .xml .bsp .irr .mot .scn .zae .bvh .irrmesh .ms3d .sib EXPORTING Common Common Common Common Common CUSTOM .3sd .dae .gltf .pbrt .stp .0xi .3mf .fbx .json .ply .x .csv .assbin .gig .obj .stl .x3d .draco.glb .assxml .txt (any common).gz

Use the available menus in the LSV Prototype’s Super Search window to search for Attribute Types and Attribute Values relevant to a selected layer in your loaded Model. Search Tools The default Super Search window displays in the lower left section of your screen when the LSV Prototype opens. This is your search menu for all Attribute Types and Attribute Values Select from these search option tabs: Attribute Search Attribute List Search Box Search Location Search Load Sets To reopen a previously-closed Super Search window, select Search Tools in the View menu on the Navigation Bar. Attribute Search This default Attribute Search tab in the Super Search window displays a preset list of Attribute Types and Attribute Values to search from. First, go to the Layer Management window (also open by default) and click on Create Layer . Or, go the Layer tab in the top Navigation Bar …

Use the Search application (Documents tab) in Beast Core 6 to locate uploaded PDF documents. Search Application → Documents Tab Select the Documents tab in the Search application window: On the main screen Or, In the left-hand content pane NOTE To expand this pane: Hover over the right edge of the content pane until a new vertical blue line appears Click and drag this blue line toward the right Type a keyword (i.e., part of a document’s title) into the Search textbox. NOTE Click the X on the far right side of the Search box at any time to begin a new search. Try a different keyword if a searched word yields no document results. The number of returned search results displays as a circled number beside the Documents tab. When a search results table contains more than one entry, you can sort the Name and Title columns …

DEFINITIONS - Processing Parameter Selection Page TERM DEFINITION 1 Rename File CSV file of current to new names - Renames every mesh in the output files based on the CSV map 2 Transformation File .txt file containing the transformation matrix to apply to every imported mesh - Values should be 16 decimal numbers separated by spaces 3 Model Whitelist File List of model names that are allowed in the output - Requires a .txt file containing model names separated by new lines 4 Model Blacklist File List of model names that are forbidden in the output - Requires a .txt file containing models names separated by new lines 5 Model Bounds File Filters out models not contained within the bounds of the imported bounding model - Requires a 3D Model file like .ply or .gltf 6 Remove ZeroGeo Skips exporting files without geometry 7 Decimate Simplifies the level of detail on shapes underlying a mesh …

The main window of the Analytics Dashboard provides high level information about identified, color-coded Faults and/or Systems. Analytics Dashboard and Content Viewer Roles The Analytics Dashboard and Content Viewer are separate plugins that work in conjunction to provide both high level and specific information about identified Faults /statuses. Dashboard - displays broad categories determined by the types of information contained in the associated Content Viewer(s) Can support multiple Content Viewers When multiple Viewers are available, the Dashboard selection dictates which Content Viewer displays on the right-hand side of the screen Viewer - displays detailed information relevant to a selected item on the Dashboard Dashboard Views The default Dashboard displays Fault categories When Systems is an available option in your Faults dropdown menu, you may elect to view System categories in the Dashboard window Displays System names and initial System information Dashboard Scroll Bar Appears just below the Filter …

In Beast Core 4 Courseware Editor, you will use Environment cards to set the stage. Choose the viewer that best suits the information you are presenting. You can also change the environment throughout the course or lesson as needed. Selecting an Environment In Layout Mode , left click the plus sign on the Environment card (or drag and drop the card) to add it to your Lesson Track Left click Edit Mode . In Edit Mode , select your desired viewer from the choices shown below Required Follow-Up Cards After selecting your Environment , you’ll need to load in additional cards. Card requirements vary depending on your selected Environment . See the table below. Environment Type Additional Required Cards System Viewer Load in 3D Systems Avatar Viewer Go To NOTE This Go To card must be set to Space and Teleport . See the Go To article for more information. Simulation Viewer Load …

Use the Component Processor to export and import metadata used to describe each component in your model. Export and Import CSV Files Click the four-diamond icon in the left-hand pane to access the Component Processor. Click the button at the top of the Process Components screen. On the Select Component References pop-up window: Leave all items selected to export all available metadata fields Or, uncheck the metadata item(s) you do not wish to export Click the button on the Select Component References pop-up window. Upon performing this action: A successful export notification displays in the lower right corner of your screen The exported file populates in a Save As pop-up window on your screen Rename the file if desired, then Save the exported file to your device. A list of your saved exported files populates in the upper right corner of your screen You …

Use a Find course card in Beast Core 4 Courseware Editor to require the learner to locate a specific component (in the System Viewer or Avatar Viewer environment) or a particular space (in the Avatar Viewer environment) to advance the lesson. How to Populate a Find Component Card NOTE The Find Component card only works in the System Viewer and Avatar Viewer environments. Typical course card order when adding a Find Component card to a lesson System Viewer Environment Environment : System Viewer Load in 3D System (s) Go To (desired component) - “Demonstrate” mode Use this optional card (just before a Find card) to cinematically move the camera to the component and highlight it Find (desired component) Avatar Viewer Environment Environment : Avatar Viewer Go To (select a space or position location near the desired component) - “Teleport” mode Go To (desired component) Use thi s optional card (just before a Find …

The Analytics Dashboard lists high-level information about Faults and/or Systems, allows users to monitor System Faults and Statuses, and facilitates decision-making and quick resolution of issues. Analytics Dashboard Layout The Analytics Dashboard is composed of two panels that can be used to identify faults and drill into fault details. The left panel of the dashboard displays: Faults dropdown menu Search (magnifying glass icon) Filter (funnel icon) Main Dashboard window Right-hand Scroll Bar (displays if content exceeds window size) The right panel of the dashboard displays: Header above the Content Viewer window Name of selected Fault Time stamp (i.e., date and time of Fault detection) Affected System (only if the Content Viewer supplies a System list) Default message - displays when no specific Fault is selected (highlighted) in the main Dashboard window Functionality on Various Devices The Analytics Dashboard is viewable on various devices, including: Desktops Tablets …

Use the Document Processor editing tool in Beast Core 6 to add, remove, or search for uploaded PDF documents. View a desired document by clicking the right-hand Ellipsis menu in that document’s row and selecting the “Open in Document Viewer” option in the Action Menu. Two Ways to Access the Document Processor Click the page with arrow icon on the left-hand side of the navigation pane. Select Document Processor in the left-hand navigation pane. Process Documents Screen - Layout and Features The current number of uploaded documents displays in the upper left corner. The button allows you to upload PDF file(s). See the Add a New Document article to learn more The Search feature allows you to type in a keyword to find a desired file. The (upper right) Trash Bin icon activates with a red highlight when at least one file is selected. Allows you …

Use the Beast Core 6 Document Viewer Search feature to find content related to a specific keyword within a loaded document. Search for Keywords in a Document With a document open, click the magnifying glass icon on the right-hand side of the navigation tools bar. In the pop-up Search menu, type a keyword into the textbox. Left click the Ellipsis to access the Search Options menu Select one or more search options Search Option Details Highlight All (default search option) - Locates all words that contain your keyword search text within a selected document Example: searching for install will also highlight part of the word “re install” Match Case - Finds words in a displayed document that match both your keyword and its capitalization usage Whole Words - Ignores instances in the document where a keyword match is not a whole word Example: The keyword adjust will not be highlighted within …