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Getting started
1. Requirements:
3D-Rescue needs an Unix or GNU/Linux system with at least GCC verson
3.0 and an recent version of the OpenSceneGraph (OSG) library.
2. Installation:
To compile the program, is is usually sufficient to run the following
commands on a shell:
./configure
make
This should create the binary file
3Drescue.
3. Troubleshooting:
Problem: ./configure fails with one of the following errors:
Can't find OSG headers.
Can't find OSG library
Solution:
Either you don't have the
OpenSceneGraph library installed, or
gcc can't find the library
files.
If you installed OSG, call
./configure with the
--with-osg=<dir>
parameter and specify the location of the
OSG-files. (Usually this is
/usr/ or /usr/local/)
Using the 3D viewer
1. Commandline parameters:
You can get an overview over the available parameters by typing
./3Drescue --help
on a console prompt. Some common use-cases are
detailed in the following lines.
Online:
Connecting to a kernel (specifiying a port is only necessary if your
kernel is not using
the default port):
./3Drescue -H
<hostname>
or
./3Drescue -H <hostname> -p port
Offline:
Replaying a logfile:
./3Drescue -f
<rescue.log> -a <action.log>
or
./3Drescue -d
<directory>
The second command will search for a rescue.log and action.log in the
specified directory.
Compare a run with a previous one:
./3Drescue (-f <filename> | -H <hostname>) -cf
<rescue.log>
2. Mouse controls:
3D-View:
Hold the left mousebutton and drag the mouse to rotate the view.
Hold the middle button and drag to pan the view.
Hold the right button and move up/down to zoom.
2D-View:
Click on a building in order to center the 3D-View on this building.
3. Keyboard controls:
3D/2D-View:
q Quit
, Reduce speed
. Increase speed
t toggle building transparency
f toggle fires
s Toggle smoke
3D-View:
<space> Center view
Graph window:
<left> cycle trough graphs backwards
<right> cycle trough graphs forwards
4. Color codes
green - civilian or refuge
red
- fire brigade or fire department
yellow - police or police office
white - ambulance team or
ambulance station
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