- #Exanima map plug in how to#
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The largest changes concern full plate armour, but also which areas are encumbered. We've been changing encumbrance values on armour to be more realistic and balanced. Characters are better at remaining balanced under harsh conditions in general, resulting in less tripping and generally more responsive control when in difficulty.ĮNCUMBRANCE REVISITED This has been on the way for a while. We've also improved how characters negotiate uneven ground, stairs etc. As we've tightened up the animations over time, they lost a bit of their physics feel, and this brings some of that back. Importantly, it also offers a bit more control over motion using physics. This creates generally smoother motion, removes a lot of jittery moments and improves physics interactions with characters.
#Exanima map plug in update#
In this update we're introducing a sort of better "AI" control over how tense each virtual muscle should be at any time. It will realistically always feel tricky and look a bit silly for a new player, because you have such direct control over how your character moves.Īt this point we only have a few specific things we want to improve. Our physics driven character motion has come a long way, it works well and in the hands of a very experienced player it can look very good. This plugin was developed as part of the the SynchroniCity Project by The Alexandra Institute.ANIMATION IMPROVEMENTS We're not quite done with improving things.
#Exanima map plug in how to#
ContributingĪ guide on how to contribute can be found here Acknowledgements
#Exanima map plug in install#
There are more ways to install plugins for grafana, which can be found on their website. Or if you are using docker, a guide can be found here. If you are running grafana locally, you can clone or download the repository directly into the plugin directory of grafana, and then reset the grafana-server, and the plugin should be automatically detected.
#Exanima map plug in code#
You can also run the code in development with the following command: npm run dev To build the plugin, you need either yarn or npm.įirst you need to install the dependencies by running: npm installĪfter the dependencies are installed, you can build the plugin by running the following command: npm run build
There are three visualization options to choose from, Hexbin, Heatmap and Antpath. Do note that enabling this might make it spam your database, and can queue op request to it. Which can then be used in the query, as an example for CrateDB/PostgreSQL: SELECT time_index, latitude as lat, longitude as lonĪn option for the map to update the data after moving/zooming, is available when using the maps min and max coordinates. This adds $maxLat, $minLat, $maxLon and $minLon as variables in the dashboard, with the maps bounding box. There is a options to enable the use of the maps min and max coordinates. You can change the starting zoom and center of the map, as well as the maximum zoom under the map options: To only get specific entities from the database a query could look like this: SELECT location, time_indexĪND (entity_id = 'vehicle:WasteManagement:id1' OR entity_id = 'vehicle:WasteManagement:id2') Here is a example of how the data from the query should look like using location: [Ī example of a query for location against a CrateDB/PostgreSQL: SELECT time_index, locationĪnd a example query for lat and lon against a CrateDB/PostgreSQL: SELECT time_index, latitude as lat, longitude as lon To use the plugin the data needs to be formatted as a table which either contains simple lat and lon, or as location in NGSIv2 format. It's important for the plugin to work, that the Format as is set to Table. Map plugin to visualize timeseries data from geo:json or NGSIv2 sources as either a Ant-path, Hexbin, or Heatmap.
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