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\subsection{Devices that Indicate Activation}
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\label{info:SMOKEVIEW_ID}
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Devices like sprinklers and smoke detectors can be drawn in one of two ways so as to indicate activation. When FDS determines that a device has activated it places a message in the {\ct.smv} file indicating the object number, the activation time and the state (0 for inactive or 1 for active). Smokeview then draws the corresponding object. See Tables~\ref{tab:devices_static} and \ref{tab:devices_mstatic} for images.
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Devices like sprinklers and smoke detectors can be drawn in one of two ways so as to indicate activation. When FDS determines that a device has activated it places a message in the \ct{.smv} file indicating the object number, the activation time and the state (0 for inactive or 1 for active). Smokeview then draws the corresponding object. See Tables~\ref{tab:devices_static} and \ref{tab:devices_mstatic} for images.
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The character string, {\ct SMOKEVIEW\_ID}, on the {\ctPROP} line associates an FDS device with a Smokeview object. For example, the following lines instruct Smokeview to draw the device in the shape of a {\ct'target'}:
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The character string, \ct{SMOKEVIEW_ID}, on the \ct{PROP} line associates an FDS device with a Smokeview object. For example, the following lines instruct Smokeview to draw the device in the shape of a \ct{'target'}:
The appearance of Smokeview objects may be modified using data specified with the array of character strings called {\ct SMOKEVIEW\_PARAMETERS} on the {\ctPROP} line. For example, the input lines
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The appearance of Smokeview objects may be modified using data specified with the array of character strings called \ct{SMOKEVIEW_PARAMETERS} on the \ct{PROP} line. For example, the input lines
create an ellipsoid colored red with $x$, $y$, and $z$ axis diameters of 0.5~m and 0.25~m and 0.1~m, respectively. Note that these parameters are enclosed within single quotes because they are character strings passed to Smokeview.
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Table~\ref{tab:devices_dynamic} lists objects with variable properties. Note that the {\cttsphere} object uses a texture map or image to alter its appearance. The texture map is specified by placing the characters {\ctt\%} before the texture file name, for example, {\ctt\%texturefile.jpg}.
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Table~\ref{tab:devices_dynamic} lists objects with variable properties. Note that the \ct{tsphere} object uses a texture map or image to alter its appearance. The texture map is specified by placing the characters \ct{t\%} before the texture file name, for example, \ct{t\%texturefile.jpg}.
By default, the cables are colored black, but you can specify your own default color using the parameters {\ctR}, {\ctG}, and {\ctB}. In addition, you can color the particles according to the listed {\ctQUANTITIES} on the {\ctPART} line. Menus in Smokeview allow you to toggle between the various color options.
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By default, the cables are colored black, but you can specify your own default color using the parameters \ct{R}, \ct{G}, and \ct{B}. In addition, you can color the particles according to the listed \ct{QUANTITIES} on the \ct{PART} line. Menus in Smokeview allow you to toggle between the various color options.
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You can control the orientation of the {\ct'tube'} objects using a parameter such as {\ct'RANDXY=1'} that causes the cylinders to be drawn randomly in the $x-y$ plane. Objects with the parameters {\ctU-VEL}, {\ctV-VEL}, and {\ctW-VEL} stretch according to the respective velocity components associated with the moving particles.
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You can control the orientation of the \ct{'tube'} objects using a parameter such as \ct{'RANDXY=1'} that causes the cylinders to be drawn randomly in the $x-y$ plane. Objects with the parameters \ct{U-VEL}, \ct{V-VEL}, and \ct{W-VEL} stretch according to the respective velocity components associated with the moving particles.
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\begin{longtable}[ht]{|l|l|c|}
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\caption{Dynamic Smokeview objects for Lagrangian particles}
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