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Whats the difference between an application panel & a normal panel? Conceptualy, Application Panel (used to be called a "Meta-Panel) is a place where the model's 'meta' functions (self Management etc) is per

...et and a zero delay can be used in a [[Dynamic Panel]] or an [[Application Panel]]. Zero delay single capacity multiservers in application panels

...he button is in an [[Application Panel]] or [[Dynamic Panel]]. Within this panel the option must be set - 'Send Portal Hover Broadcasts'.

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Panel Browser Panel names in History and Favorites are highlighted on mouse-over.

...mportant to realise this is not a crash in Planimate itself but rather the application that Planimate is running/simulating. *The panel where the error occured

This Exit Mode is only available to exits located within an Application Panel. You can distribute items from Application Panels into any other capacity object in your model, provided it has been e

Planimate compiles as a 64 bit Windows application. This enables enormous tables and network model sizes, well beyond the 2GB Certain types of DLLs can be packaged into a Planimate compiled application EXE in such a way that they are never exposed to the end user, contrib

...ce is virtually identical, whether Planimate is being embedded in a dotNET application or is the one embedding a managed class. * RealTimeCallback() now supports scoping the callback to a panel.

...s capabilities continued to mature and expand, opening up new frontiers of application. This is a brief summary of additions to the platform. ...ctivity based on which cell is hovered upon, for example updating a detail panel for the item being hovered over.

This is an advanced option for use in application development and dynamic interactive inheritance management. When this optio Causes the Paint Object to be "clicked" if the user presses <ENTER> on that panel. The "No Button Effect" option doesn't disable default ENTER handling of bu

...located in the directory where the EXE is located or failing that, in the application data directory for the user under InterDynamics\Planimate. This file can be This causes Planimate to show the panel of every animating item. This can significantly slow down a model! It is us

In cases where another application is active then Planimate is selected, the clipboard is used for pasting. It ...opy and paste within an instance of Planimate without switching to another application in between.

* The colour of object names and name/object fill colours can be set per panel. * The Group Anchoring system enables the creation of panel layouts that automatically adapt as the window size changes, supporting adv

...onent of a larger system. Its animation window can be embedded in a dotNET application. Its inbuilt user interface compoenents include: *Portal and Panel Clicks and Drags

Panimate can create an in-memory icon from the graphical display of another panel. This is achieved without flicker and can be used to build dynamic buttons ...hanisms make it easy to manage 32 and 64 bit versions of a Planimate Based Application with automatic loading of the correct DLL for the target platform, be it 32

...ned and the user can reposition them as desired. An Option enables a popup panel to auto-close once it loses focus which simplifies setting up popups. [#94] ...hould be displayed or not. This is enables a modeller to hide content on a panel which is not relevant (eg: feature not enabled, user running in non expert

Planimate is a dotNET application with the core engine and UI being C++ and Win32. This enables it to deeply ...ng simulation. It has no runtime requirements and operates as a "portable" application (no install or admin access needed). It has minimal requirements and impact

...If you paste into the model (eg: with CTRL-V) without switching to another application, an in-imemory copy is performed, which also copies any needed routine attr ...animate editor dialogs - View / Zoom (All Panels) in the menubar to adjust panel scaling<br>