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Latest revision as of 11:17, 30 September 2023
Session Configuration
The information in the session configuration defines the static configuration values in a C3Fire session. It defines the players (Roles), the simulated units (Fire fighting units, etc.), the simulation data (geographic and fire parameters etc.), the session user interfaces etc.
Example configuration files are located in the distribution directory <C3FIRE-ROOT>/client/SessionDef/ Read more about the configuration examples at Session Example.
Config Include File
The configuration can be splitted in a set of files each containing a specific configurtion.
How to use configuration include files are described in page Config Include File.
XML Definition
The session configuration is written with xml syntax and a file can contain the following xml elements:
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Communication
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Advanced
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