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IX. NemoPlay

This is the playout application mentioned already several times in earlier chapters. It works as an

entirely independent, separate application, for a number of reasons:

● To ensure that it can be installed on the same PC as the Nemo3D application, but it can

also be installed on separate ordinary PCs.

● One NemoPlay application should be capable of controlling several rendering engines,

and vice versa, several NemoPlays can be set up to control the same engine.

● It should be able to communicate with Nemo3D through an ordinary network protocol.

● Its hardware requirements should be minimal.

● It is not copy protected and can be installed and operated on any number of PCs at the

same time.

The program meets the above criteria fully. Being simple, its hardware need is anything but

special, you can install it on an ordinary notebook, too.

As already pointed out, Nemo3D is a template based system. In NemoPlay the specific content

that changes from every instance of the template is filled in.

1. File operations

As Nemo3D, NemoPlay also has a specific, individual file format in which it saves the data. Its

extension is .npl (Nemo Playlist), but it is just a common xml file. In this file all the data of the

graphics you create can be saved.

All items of the file menu of NemoPlay refer to the handling of .npl files and these are the

standard file operations almost all Windows applications can do, so a detailed explanation is not

necessary for most of them.

There are a couple menu items worth mentioning specifically. If you choose the New menu item,

you will have to specify the Page Collection file (.pco) first as the collection of templates the

playback file (.npl) will be attached to.

You can create several play lists that are attached to the same collection. If the graphics you

need are in another play list file than the one you are currently editing, you can use the Add menu

item to add its contents.

On the left hand side of the Toolbar, too, icons are placed for standard file operations. The fourth

button on the Toolbar is:

● Reload function:

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