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Hi Thomas, Thank you so much! It is the first time i have ever used Mason. I don't know how to get started. Is it possible that i can see the code for creating the ValueGrid2D, and the steppable? Thanks! I really appreciate it. Jiaqi On Tue, Feb 12, 2013 at 11:10 PM, Russell Thomas < [log in to unmask]> wrote: > Hi Jiaqi, > > Yes, I've done this, in the context of an Agent inspector. It helps me > monitor approx. hundred parameters for a single agent in real-time. > > For example, you can use ValueGrid2D to define cells for every datum, > scaled > between 0 and 1. This way you can monitor hundreds of data in real time. > Create a Steppable that updates this ValueGrid2D every step with new values > of your data. > > I also have lots of data displayed as dynamic text and numbers. I found a > class -- VolatileText -- to render dynamic text in ValueGrid2D and other > Grid2D displays. If you like, I can email it to you. > > Likewise, you could also create point clouds (each point is datum) using > Continuous2D. > > Russ Thomas > GMU - CSS > > > On 2/12/13 8:35 PM, "Jiaqi Ge" <[log in to unmask]> wrote: > > > Hi. I have a class that is used to store a series of 2D array of double > > numbers. I > > want to ask if i can use MASON's 2d display to show an animation of my > data? > > I have read through the manual. It seems like i need a State class to be > able > > to > > do it. My question is: can my simple data structure class be used as a > State > > class? > > p.s. i am an agent-based modeler, and the data is generated from the > model i > > built using java. It is a 2D spatial model. I stored the model result > (that is > > an 2D > > array of double numbers) in that data structure class. Now i want to > show it > > an > > animation. I am wondering if i can use Mason tool kit to do it. > > Thank you! I really appreciate it. > > Jiaqi > -- Jiaqi Ge 165 Heady Department of Economics Iowa State University