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(embed 4 videos of main features only - just to prevent mental overload: layer manager, properties, creating a plan, edit basic. For further development video embedding and image uploading must be supported)
On this page you can find information on how to learn how the MSP Challenge Simulation Platform works.
==Layer Manager==
{{Youtube|URL=https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q00fVB7qIvo}}


==Properties window==
Since version 4.0-RC1, there's a Tutorial mode included in the game software. You can find it by logging on to a session, and then opening up the main menu by clicking on the cog wheel in the top-left corner:
{{Youtube|URL=https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=07aByz4I7e0}}
[[File:Settings button.png|left|thumb]]
[[File:Main menu.png|thumb|center]]The Tutorial button will activate the tutorial, consisting of the following:


==Creating a Plan==
# The basics of navigating over the map and the more general buttons on the left.
==Edit Basic==
# Finding, activating, and understanding all the data layers at your disposal.
{{Youtube|URL=https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EOZtbwiPVTY}}
# Creating a spatial plan, in which you designate areas for protection and/or certain human activities.
# Analysing consequences of all the spatial plans to e.g. the ecosystem, once the simulations calculating those consequences have actually run.

Latest revision as of 09:40, 3 April 2023

On this page you can find information on how to learn how the MSP Challenge Simulation Platform works.

Since version 4.0-RC1, there's a Tutorial mode included in the game software. You can find it by logging on to a session, and then opening up the main menu by clicking on the cog wheel in the top-left corner:

Settings button.png
Main menu.png

The Tutorial button will activate the tutorial, consisting of the following:

  1. The basics of navigating over the map and the more general buttons on the left.
  2. Finding, activating, and understanding all the data layers at your disposal.
  3. Creating a spatial plan, in which you designate areas for protection and/or certain human activities.
  4. Analysing consequences of all the spatial plans to e.g. the ecosystem, once the simulations calculating those consequences have actually run.
This page was last edited on 3 April 2023, at 09:40. Content is available under GPLv3 unless otherwise noted.