-> ADD: Add ButtonA click on this button reveals a small submenu with four entries. Despite the fact that you can add graphs or scripts from different sources, you will always see the same input mask (except for a very few differences).
When you choose “Add new graph from file” or “Add new Python script from file” a file browser appears where you can load a RFG/XML (graphs) or a RFS/PY (script) file. Then, the “Add” dialogue is displayed.
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| The first look shows that the window is subdivided into several areas. While the meaning of most fields are pretty straight-forward and almost self-explanatory, there are few functions which require a deeper discussion – they are located under “Input parameters” and explained separately here. |
SCREENSHOT "ADD"
Source
This area provides access to the graph's or script's source.
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With “Add new graph” or “Add new Python script” you will see a non-editable “embedded” entry. If you have chosen “...from file” the field contains the path to the script you have been loading before.
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A click on this button opens a file browser where you can change or update the path to the command's graph/script file. With embedded commands the button is inactive.
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Use this button to choose or update the icon file.
Icon Editor
This is the “Icon Editor's” layout:
Under “From Gallery” it is possible to choose a symbol from RealFlow's icon repository. Simply click on “Browse icon gallery...” to get there. In the “Preview” area you will see the selected icon. Adjust its size with the “Resolution” slider. Most icons are stored in SVG format and can be magnified without any loss of quality.
“From File” let's you choose a PNG, JPG, BMP or SVG file from your hard disk with the “...” button. The chosen image will be shown in the “File location” field. If you want to keep the icon as an external reference, check the appropriate storage method. If you want to embed the image into RealFlow, choose this option.
The “Preview” function works as described above. Please bear in mind that upscaled pixel-based image formats will look jaggy.
Description
The empty field is reserved for a detailed description of the command.
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