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# Starting the simulation
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Using the pipenv you can just initiate the enviroment and use the `start_simulation.py` file to run the project. To do so you must have:
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1. Downloaded or cloned the project
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2. Completely set up pipenv on your machine. View [Setting enviroment](http://www.tools.ages.pucrs.br/desastres/Desastres/wikis/setting-enviroment)
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## Terminal
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Inside the project folder you must type
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> pipenv shell
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* The command will prompt you inside the shell of pipenv allowing you to use the modules installed in it
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<br><br>
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The shell name appeared on the left side of the path to the project. Use the following command
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> python start_simulation.py
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* The commando will run the simulation 
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Now the simulation is up and running on your machine
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***
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## PyCharm
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1. Opening the project folder you should see the `start_simulation.py` file
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2. Open the file
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3. Right click any place inside the file
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4. Select `Run 'start_simulation` option
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Or
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3. Use the shortcut `ctrl+shif+f10`
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Now the simulation is up and running on your machine
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