Coastal game

This is a coastal game description with focus on BHIC. Note that if you already did the software settings, some of the values will be already set.

1. Turn on projector and computer.
2. Run GRASS GIS (top green-white icon at the top of the side menu bar).
3. Select BH_Island as location and coastal_game as mapset.
4. Use menu (File > Workspace > Open) or Ctrl+O to open a workspace.
5. Open Tangible > TL_analysis > coastal_game.gxw
6. Optional (depending on workspace settings): Right click anywhere on map (in Map Display window) and select Hide toolbar and again Hide statusbar.
7. Move and scale Map Display window to match the model if needed (in theory, the workspace (the .gxw file) should have the position in it already).
8. In the Layer Manager window, go to Console tab and type g.gui.tangible to the white empty area. Press Enter.
9. In Analysis tab, select coastal_game.py file - Tangible > TL_analysis > coastal_game.gxw.
10. In Flooding tab, press Reset, then press Breach, and then uncheck and check any layers in the Layer Manager you want to refresh (the text layer and breach layer usually need refreshing).
11. Press Run to run the flooding.

Dimensions of the setup

These are the sweet spots to place individual components. It is enough to set the setup approximately. The values to which you need to get with your own setup are approximate, usually +- 5cm.

Test setup in lab at NCSU

distance	cm	measured
table-projector	152	vertically
stand-projector	57	horizontally
table-scanner	80	vertically
stand-scanner	36	horizontally
stand-table	16	horizontally
stand-model close edge	15.5	horizontally
stand-model far edge	68.5	horizontally
table	60.5	horizontally
model	43	horizontally
table height	73	vertically
whole setup height	227	vertically