Starting the Simulation
Starting Simulation instructions
The distribution supports both Windows and Linux. It also provides 2 variants of the mars-sim application.
- Swing based UI
- Console based engine that is accessed via SSH
Start commands are:
- bin/mars-sim-swing - Linux start script for the Swing variant
- bin/mars-sim-swing.cmd - Window start script for the Swing variant
- bin/mars-sim-console - Linux start script for the Console headless variant
- bin/mars-sim-console.cmd - Window start script for the Console headless variant
Common command line arguments are:
-baseurl <URL to remote content> URL to the remote content repository
(defaults to master in GitHub)
-crew <true|false> Enable or disable use of the crews
-datadir <path to data directory> Path to the data directory for
simulation files (defaults to user.home)
-diags <<module>,<module>.....> Enable diagnostics modules
-help Display help options
-lat <latitude> Set the latitude of the new template Settlement
-load <path to simulation file> Load the a previously saved sim.
No argument open file selection dialog.
'default' will use default
-lon <longitude> Set the longitude of the new template Settlement
-new Enable quick start
-scenario <scenario name> New simulation from a scenario
-sponsor <sponsor> Set the sponsor for the settlement template
-template <template name> New simulation from a template
-timeratio <Ratio (power of 2)> Define the time ratio of the
simulation
Swing variant arguments
-cleanui Disable loading stored UI configurations
-noaudio Disable the audio
-nogui Disable the main UI
-profile Set up the Commander Profile
-sandbox Start in Sandbox Mode
-site Start the Scenario Editor
Console variant arguments
-noremote Do not start a remote console service
-remote <port number> Run the remote console service [default]
-resetadmin Reset the internal admin password