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1 | 1 | ## Key reminders for using QuickView and other tools in the family |
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3 | | -::: tip "Two modes of use" |
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5 | | - QuickView can be used in two modes: |
6 | | - a ^^new-viz^^ mode (for starting a new visualization) or |
7 | | - a ^^resume^^ mode (for resuming an analysis). Further details can be found on |
8 | | - the [toolbar description page](/guides/quickview/toolbar.md). |
| 3 | +::: tip Two modes of use |
| 4 | +QuickView can be used in two modes: |
| 5 | +a ^^new-viz^^ mode (for starting a new visualization) or |
| 6 | +a ^^resume^^ mode (for resuming an analysis). Further details can be found on |
| 7 | +the [toolbar description page](/guides/quickview/toolbar.md). |
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11 | 10 | ::: tip "Connectivity Files" |
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13 | | - Since E3SM's horizontal grids are unstructured meshes from ParaView's perspective, |
14 | | - connectivity files are needed in addition to the simulation data files. |
15 | | - Further details can be found on the documentation pages |
16 | | - describing the [connectivity files](/guides/connectivity.md) and the |
17 | | - [toolbar](/guides/quickview/toolbar.md). |
| 12 | +Since E3SM's horizontal grids are unstructured meshes from ParaView's perspective, |
| 13 | +connectivity files are needed in addition to the simulation data files. |
| 14 | +Further details can be found on the documentation pages |
| 15 | +describing the [connectivity files](/guides/connectivity.md) and the |
| 16 | +[toolbar](/guides/quickview/toolbar.md). |
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20 | 19 | ::: tip "The `LOAD VARIABLES` Button" |
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22 | | - Most buttons, sliders, and selection boxes in the GUI apply their effects |
23 | | - immediately upon user interaction. The only exception is the variable |
24 | | - selection: After variables are chosen for the first time following file load |
25 | | - or after the selection is changed, the user ^^must^^ click the `LOAD VARIABLES` |
26 | | - button in the [toolbar](/guides/quickview/toolbar.md) for the new selection to take effect. |
| 21 | +Most buttons, sliders, and selection boxes in the GUI apply their effects |
| 22 | +immediately upon user interaction. The only exception is the variable |
| 23 | +selection: After variables are chosen for the first time following file load |
| 24 | +or after the selection is changed, the user ^^must^^ click the `LOAD VARIABLES` |
| 25 | +button in the [toolbar](/guides/quickview/toolbar.md) for the new selection to take effect. |
27 | 26 | ::: |
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29 | 28 | ::: tip "Viewport Layout" |
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31 | | - The QuickView app is designed to present multiple variables simultaneously |
32 | | - in an informative way. Users can ^^rearrange^^ the individual views |
33 | | - (i.e., contour plots) in the [viewport](/guides/quickview/viewport.md) |
34 | | - and ^^resize^^ each view. |
| 30 | +The QuickView app is designed to present multiple variables simultaneously |
| 31 | +in an informative way. Users can ^^rearrange^^ the individual views |
| 32 | +(i.e., contour plots) in the [viewport](/guides/quickview/viewport.md) |
| 33 | +and ^^resize^^ each view. |
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36 | | - Furthermore, if a user saves a state file after these |
37 | | - adjustments, they can later resume their analysis with the customized |
38 | | - arrangement. |
| 35 | +Furthermore, if a user saves a state file after these |
| 36 | +adjustments, they can later resume their analysis with the customized |
| 37 | +arrangement. |
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