Scripting

Learn how to bring your plan to life by reacting to the data received and offering an interface tailored to the needs of your users.

An Immersive digital twin is built in four complementary steps: Geospatial Modeling, Creation of the equipment catalog, Geometry and data connection then scripting to add business logic. The objective is to go from a properly georeferenced 3D repository to an operational application that reacts to data in real time, without redeployment on the player side.

Add local intelligence via JavaScript scripts executed by the Beholder: alert rules, conditional styles/animations, operator journeys, widgets, and automations. Scripting helps change behavior without redeployment : just publish the scripts on the server side.

This series of tutorials presents scripting, explains the implementation of your first application behaviors and explains the different features of the exposed libraries allowing unlimited control of the Beholders.

Scripting: Introduction

Discover and understand the notion of scripting in Immersive

Presentation of the Beholder interface

Quickly get your bearings in the Beholder by discovering how the screen is organized between 3D view, equipment list, alarms and menus. This chapter shows where to act, what to look for, and how to select equipment from both the digital twin and the side panels. You will immediately understand the meaning of the color codes and visual indicators to spot a defect, a disconnection or equipment under construction without wasting time. It also explains the role of 3D widgets, graphical objects, and annotations to read the field context more accurately. By the end, you'll be able to navigate the application smoothly and interpret the overall status of a fleet of equipment at a glance.

Mass Equipment Instantiation (Excel)

This tutorial describes the recommended way to create and maintain a large number of devices in Immersive via Excel

Bulk equipment import using Office 365 and Excel

Automated data import using Office 365 and Excel

Contents: behaviors, scripting

This course explains how to drive Beholder's interface and digital twin through Workspaces and Controllers, by creating, versioning, publishing, and applying scripts from the Immersive Backend. It details the main types of controllers — configuration, equipment scripting, application scripting and localization — as well as their import rules, formats and uses. All of this makes it possible to adapt behaviors, display and integrations without updating the tools on the user side.

Scripting: Scripting debug

Know how to react, understand and correct a crashing script

Customization equipment in list

Act on the appearance of the left list in Beholder.

Cartridge / 3D Widget Customization

Affect the appearance of a device's cartridge in the 3D map.

Scripting: Query

Query objects in the digital twin to target associated devices.

Scripting: Geolocation

Rely on geolocation values associated with objects to derive a position or movement.

A learning tool is available for download Here. It contains various implementation examples related to the previous tutorials. The tutorials below explain in more detail the scenarios that are implemented there.

Download the equipment file to upload to Immersive Here.

Download the OSTS file to take advantage of the advantages of Office 365 in generating the equipment excel Here.