Using the MBSim-Environment:
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NOTE:
This binary Win64 build requires a Windows 64-bit operating system.

- Unpack the archive to an arbitary directory (already done)
  (Note: It is recommended, that the full directory path where the archive
  is unpacked does not contain any spaces.)
- Test the installation:
  1) Run the program <install-dir>/mbsim-env/bin/mbsim-env-test.bat to check the
     installation. This will run some MBSim examples, some OpenMBVC++Interface
     SWIG examples and the programs h5plotserie, openmbv and mbsimgui.
     It will also byte-compile all contained Python code.
  2) To Enable also the OpenMBVC++Interface SWIG python example ensure that
     "python" is in your PATH and set the envvar MBSIMENV_TEST_PYTHON=1.
     To Enable also the OpenMBVC++Interface SWIG java example ensure that
     "java" is in your PATH and set the envvar MBSIMENV_TEST_JAVA=1.
- Try any of the programs in <install-dir>/mbsim-env/bin
- Build your own models using XML and run it with
  <install-dir>/mbsim-env/bin/mbsimxml <mbsim-project-file.xml>
  View the plots with h5plotserie and view the animation with openmbv.
- Build your own models using the GUI: <install-dir>/mbsim-env/bin/mbsimgui

Have fun!
