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--- README	26 Jul 2003 21:41:11 -0000	1.2
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  After you modify a map file, you must create a corresponding "hid"
  (human interface device) file for use in the simulation.  To do so, 
! use the map2hid tool in this directory.  The resulting hid files 
  must be placed in the CSPSim Data/Input directory before they can 
  be used.  
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  After you modify a map file, you must create a corresponding "hid"
  (human interface device) file for use in the simulation.  To do so, 
! use the cspinput tool in this directory.  The resulting hid files 
  must be placed in the CSPSim Data/Input directory before they can 
  be used.  
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  Here are some examples for converting from map to hid under Linux:
  
!   $ ./map2hid aircraft.map     
    $ cp aircraft.hid ../../Data/Input
  
  or
  
!   $ ./map2hid aircraft.map - >../../Data/Input
  
  and under Windows:
  
!   > python map2hid aircraft.map
    > copy aircraft.hid ..\..\Data\Input
  
  or
  
!   > python map2hid aircraft.map - >..\..\Data\Input
  
  Also under Windows you can usually just drag and drop your map
! file onto the map2hid icon, then drag the resulting hid file to
  the Data\Input directory.
  
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  Here are some examples for converting from map to hid under Linux:
  
!   $ ./cspinput aircraft.map     
    $ cp aircraft.hid ../../Data/Input
  
  or
  
!   $ ./cspinput aircraft.map - >../../Data/Input
  
  and under Windows:
  
!   > python cspinput aircraft.map
    > copy aircraft.hid ..\..\Data\Input
  
  or
  
!   > python cspinput aircraft.map - >..\..\Data\Input
  
  Also under Windows you can usually just drag and drop your map
! file onto the cspinput icon, then drag the resulting hid file to
  the Data\Input directory.