Ternion Releases FLAMES Version 10.0 at I/ITSEC 2011
Orlando FL,
United States -
Nov 29, 2011 -
Ternion(r) Corporation, a leading provider of commercial simulation software and services, announced the release of FLAMES(r) Version 10.0 today at the Breakfast with Ternion hospitality event held during I/ITSEC 2011. FLAMES 10.0 will also be demonstrated in Booth #829.
The following are new product features and enhancements in FLAMES 10.0:
Enhanced User Interface. Ternion rewrote the ENTIRE low-level graphical user interface (GUI) subsystem of FLAMES to lay the foundation for future FLAMES GUI enhancements.
Command Editor Enhancements. Users now have additional control over the configuration and behavior of a Unit through the extremely friendly and fully-customizable user interface provided by the Command Editor.
Enhanced Analysis Improvements. Easily change scenario variable values while editing and executing scenarios in FORGE.
XML Database Format. All text-based dataset files in the FLAMES Scenario Database are now written, by default, in Extensible Markup Language (XML) format.
New Commands. Several new commands are now supported by the bundled cognition models that allow the user to take advantage of the new command editor enhancements.
Enhancements to C++ Development. Sweeping changes were made to FLAMES to provide improved support for C++ development. FLAMES will continue to support development in both C and C++ languages.
"FLAMES 10.0 provides users with an enhanced and a more powerful user interface," states Brad Spearing, President, Ternion Corporation. "This new interface provides developers with the ability to add more custom capability with even less effort."
Mr. Spearing discussed the new features of FLAMES 10.0 at the Breakfast with Ternion located at the Rosen Centre Hotel. Attendees received a free, permanent runtime license to the FLAMES 10.0 Runtime Suite, which will also be available from Ternion Corporation at I/ITSEC Booth #829 or by request at www.ternion.com/runtime.
About FLAMES
FLAMES Simulation Framework addresses all aspects of constructive simulation development and use, including customizable scenario development, execution, post-processing, visualization, and interfaces to live, virtual, and constructive systems.
FLAMES reduces simulation development time and costs. Additionally, FLAMES' open, object-oriented architecture gives you the flexibility to modify or enhance your simulation as necessary to meet your specific requirements.
About Ternion Corporation
Ternion Corporation provides state-of-the-art commercial simulation products and software development services to government and commercial organizations worldwide. Ternion is a privately held, employee-owned company located in high-tech Huntsville, Alabama.
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The following are new product features and enhancements in FLAMES 10.0:
Enhanced User Interface. Ternion rewrote the ENTIRE low-level graphical user interface (GUI) subsystem of FLAMES to lay the foundation for future FLAMES GUI enhancements.
Command Editor Enhancements. Users now have additional control over the configuration and behavior of a Unit through the extremely friendly and fully-customizable user interface provided by the Command Editor.
Enhanced Analysis Improvements. Easily change scenario variable values while editing and executing scenarios in FORGE.
XML Database Format. All text-based dataset files in the FLAMES Scenario Database are now written, by default, in Extensible Markup Language (XML) format.
New Commands. Several new commands are now supported by the bundled cognition models that allow the user to take advantage of the new command editor enhancements.
Enhancements to C++ Development. Sweeping changes were made to FLAMES to provide improved support for C++ development. FLAMES will continue to support development in both C and C++ languages.
"FLAMES 10.0 provides users with an enhanced and a more powerful user interface," states Brad Spearing, President, Ternion Corporation. "This new interface provides developers with the ability to add more custom capability with even less effort."
Mr. Spearing discussed the new features of FLAMES 10.0 at the Breakfast with Ternion located at the Rosen Centre Hotel. Attendees received a free, permanent runtime license to the FLAMES 10.0 Runtime Suite, which will also be available from Ternion Corporation at I/ITSEC Booth #829 or by request at www.ternion.com/runtime.
About FLAMES
FLAMES Simulation Framework addresses all aspects of constructive simulation development and use, including customizable scenario development, execution, post-processing, visualization, and interfaces to live, virtual, and constructive systems.
FLAMES reduces simulation development time and costs. Additionally, FLAMES' open, object-oriented architecture gives you the flexibility to modify or enhance your simulation as necessary to meet your specific requirements.
About Ternion Corporation
Ternion Corporation provides state-of-the-art commercial simulation products and software development services to government and commercial organizations worldwide. Ternion is a privately held, employee-owned company located in high-tech Huntsville, Alabama.
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