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# Local - User Interface

The Local User Interface can be used for testing the resources and the animation on a local machine.

![Local User Interface](/files/-M9KRXJgAsAfXaAIcaHP)

On the bottom-left side of the menu the Information Box contains the properties of the clicked object.\
By the help of the "i" Info Button the Information Box can be toggled (hide/show).

On the left side of the menu the following buttons are available:\
1: File Button for downloading all of the states of the manufacturing cell into a log file on the local machine\
2: Bookmark Button for starting the animation at a bookmarked time\
3: Play Button for starting the animation from the beginning

Right after the Play Button or the Bookmark Button is clicked then the Animation Player Menu will be displayed.  

![Animation Player Menu](/files/-M9KV4herQsQCpD4RCsD)

The Animation Player Menu contains the well-known buttons to:\
\- Pause\
\- Stop\
\- Fast Forward\
\- Fast Bacward\
\- Jump to the End\
\- Jump to the Begin

On the right side of the menu the Screen Capture Button and the Scree Cast Video Button is placed. By the help of that buttons a picture or a video can be taken and saved into the installation folder.


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