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  • This page is a brief tutorial on how to set up your coding environment and get started on your first visualisation. Make s == Setting up the coding environment ==
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  • === Setting up your development environment (installation) ===
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  • Below we list all our design guidance documents alphabetically, split up into three different categories: education, graphic, and interaction design == Guidance for coding up visualisations==
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  • This page is a brief tutorial on how to set up your coding environment and get started on your first visualisation. Make s == Setting up the coding environment ==
    9 KB (1,490 words) - 16:42, 12 July 2022
  • ...nload button. Click this to download the source files. You may want to set up a local git repository if you are planning to work on this visualisation fo == Setting Up a New Template ==
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  • [[Category:Setting Up]]
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  • ...s you have set up a new visualisation, as described [[Tutorial for setting up the coding environment#Creating a new visualisation|here]]. ...torial. This document is intended to be useful seeing the logic of setting up such a visualisation, as opposed to providing the code to be changed. But p
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  • ...are complete, or both that as well as designs submitted from the module is up for decision). As of the time of writing, no visualisations have been poste ...ow staff/students taking part in the module have been had, but not cleared up (no decisions were made).
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  • #''Click 'Read' at the top of this page (choose 'Discard edits' in the pop up window to avoid saving any accidental edits).'' *''Which module and year is it intended for and which setting (lecture or self study)?''
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  • #''Click 'Read' at the top of this page (choose 'Discard edits' in the pop up window to avoid saving any accidental edits).'' *''Which module and year is it intended for and which setting (lecture or self study)?''
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  • * strike up a conversation with your peers and the module team; ...creating a visual education resource. You will then work in pairs to come up with ideas for the overall learning journey of the educational resource we
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  • ...sation, must be reviewed before it is published on the website. This keeps up the quality of the content! When a creator [[Uploading a new visualisation| ...e automated review email will ask you to [https://impvis.co.uk/signup sign up], which is a simple process. When you are an ImpVis user (i.e. registered o
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  • Once the developer (you) has set up a repository on GitHub, either the command prompt or GitKraken are used to ...Hub account, follow the instructions [https://github.com/join?ref_cta=Sign+up&ref_loc=header+logged+out&ref_page=%2F&source=header-home here] to create o
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  • The position of the Camera can be changed by setting the x, y and z positions: To add the 3D object, we use ‘Mesh’. The Mesh is made up of two variables: the geometry (the shape of the object) and the material (
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  • ...e graphs that will depict interesting associations that are useful in a GP setting. ...iki page with definitions of such terms and students would be able to look up confusing definitions with ease.
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  • ...uire multiple eyepiece lenses which isn't cheap and practically would take up a lot of space. In this section, the aim is to allow the student to recogni ...s a sharp contrasting border around the edge of the visualisation, clearly setting out the title at the top and topics at the bottom of the page. The border c
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