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Topside: Technical Operations Procedures Simulator & Integrated Development Environment

Waterloo Rocketry's operations simulator is a tool for modelling and simulating rocket launch systems and procedures.

Requirements

Python 3.7 or newer is required.

Required Python packages can be installed using pip install -r requirements.txt.

Building a standalone application

The tools/ directory contains two scripts for building a standalone application: build_cxfreeze.sh and build_pyinstaller.sh. However, currently only the PyInstaller build is functional due to upstream bugs in the interaction between SciPy, cx_Freeze, and Cython.

Building a standalone application should be as simple as running build_pyinstaller.sh. The resulting application can be found at dist/Topside/Topside.exe.

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