diff --git a/docs/Users/EmioLabs/create-your-lab.md b/docs/Users/EmioLabs/create-your-lab.md index 36d5561..2799b14 100644 --- a/docs/Users/EmioLabs/create-your-lab.md +++ b/docs/Users/EmioLabs/create-your-lab.md @@ -11,6 +11,8 @@ import emio_labs_qcm01 from './img/emio-labs-qcm01.png' import emio_labs_qcm02 from './img/emio-labs-qcm02.png' import emio_labs_qcm03 from './img/emio-labs-qcm03.png' import emio_labs_input from './img/emio-labs-input.png' +import emio_labs_calibration from './img/sandbox-calibration.png' +import emio_labs_beamresampler from './img/sandbox-beamresampler.png' # Create Your Own Lab @@ -58,9 +60,27 @@ In order to see the lab into Emio Labs, it needs to be located in the directory Example of a table of contents for the Emio Labs application
The main table of contents of the Emio Labs application shows the labs content of the application.
-### Add Python packages +### Add Python Packages If you want to install additional Python packages for your lab, follow the steps in [this section](../emio-labs-user-manual#install-python-packages-for-emio-labs). +### Add a Predefined Module + +Using the `#include` syntax, you can include files in your markdown file for better resusability and modularity. For example, you can create a file `assets/labs/mylab/parameters.md` containing explanations about parameters you use for your lab and include it in your main markdown file with: + +```markdown +#include("assets/labs/mylab/parameters.md") +``` + +There are several predefined modules that you can include in your lab and visualize in the *Sandbox* lab. They are located in the `assets/labs/modules` directory: +- `assets/labs/modules/calibration.md` : contains the calibration parameters for the robots used in the labs + Screenshot of calibration module +
Calibration module in the Sandbox lab.
+ +- `assets/labs/modules/beam_resampler.md`: contains tools to resample the beam mesh of a leg + Screenshot of beam resampler module +
Beam resampler module in the Sandbox lab.
+ + ## Write Your Own Lab in Markdown Markdown is a lightweight markup language with plain text formatting syntax. Its design allows it to be converted to many output formats. diff --git a/docs/Users/EmioLabs/img/sandbox-beamresampler.png b/docs/Users/EmioLabs/img/sandbox-beamresampler.png new file mode 100644 index 0000000..123feeb Binary files /dev/null and b/docs/Users/EmioLabs/img/sandbox-beamresampler.png differ diff --git a/docs/Users/EmioLabs/img/sandbox-calibration.png b/docs/Users/EmioLabs/img/sandbox-calibration.png new file mode 100644 index 0000000..4b36156 Binary files /dev/null and b/docs/Users/EmioLabs/img/sandbox-calibration.png differ