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--- tutorials:radiation-model-in-crop_model2 [2025/05/27 16:19] – barley1965
+++ tutorials:radiation-model-in-crop_model2 [2025/05/27 17:53] (current) – barley1965
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 ====== Plotting the absorbed light in a chart ======
-Open the file //LightChart.gsz//. We now want to see model output as a chart (as you might know from R). The total light intercepted by all leaves is output into a chart, and this at every step of the simulation.
+//Open the file {{ :tutorials:lightchart.gsz |lightchart.gsz}}.// We now want to see model output as a chart (as you might know from R). The total light intercepted by all leaves is output into a chart, and this at every step of the simulation.
 For this, we have to declare a kind of data table in which the output is stored:
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 {{tutorials:console.png}}
-will search for all objects Leaf in the scene/graph (you have to write “Example1.Leaf” to indicate that the module was defined within the class “Example1.rgg”) the value of the parameter al and calculate the sum of it. If you omit Example1, the module Leaf cannot be found and you get an error message instead:
+will search for all objects ''Leaf'' in the scene/graph (you have to write ''“Example1.Leaf”'' to indicate that the module was defined within the class ''“Example1.rgg”'') the value of the parameter ''al'' and calculate the sum of it. If you omit ''Example1'', the module ''Leaf'' cannot be found and you get an error message instead:
+{{tutorials:consoleerror.png}}
 You can also have a look at the data table itself:
-Main Menu: Panels -> Explorers -> Datasets
+//Main Menu: Panels -> Explorers -> Datasets//
+{{tutorials:panelsdatasets.png}}
 This will give you a new window:
+{{tutorials:datasetslight.png}}
-When you double-click on the Dataset “- Light intercepted…” you get the actual table, with two columns, # and A, where the first column contains the steps, the second the sum of light intercepted by the leaves:
+When you double-click on the //Dataset “- Light intercepted…”// you get the actual table, with two columns, ''#'' and ''A'', where the first column contains the steps, the second the sum of light intercepted by the leaves:
+{{tutorials:datasetslighttable.png}}