Generic Simulation Tool Docs
  • πŸ‘‹Welcome to the Cenit tokenomics simulation platform
  • ✏️Basic Editor
    • βš™οΈSet up your Token Economy
    • πŸ”Analyze and improve your Token Economy
  • πŸ“ŠAdvanced Editor
    • Introduction
      • Converting from the Basic editor
      • Creating from scratch with the Advanced editor
    • Advanced editor workflow
      • Allocation and Vesting
      • Agents and Token Flows
      • Input Parameters
      • Simulation Equations
      • Metrics
      • Sidebar Configuration
      • Results Graphs Configuration
    • How to adjust parameters in the simulation
    • How to add new token mechanics
  • OTHERS
    • Stuff to be aware of
      • Timestep length
      • Staker behavior
      • Market Liquidity
      • Token price
    • ℹ️Formulae
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Converting from the Basic editor

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Last updated 10 months ago

When creating a simulation, it is recommended to start from the basic form and then convert it to advanced editor mode to save time. You can do this from the simulation editor. When converting to the advanced editor mode, all the vesting schedules, agents, and token flows included in the original simulation will be automatically included in the advanced editor setup, saving you a lot of work.

Here’s the recommended process: generate an approximation of the tokenomics you would like to have in terms of allocation, vesting, incentives and value propositions. Once you have reached a close approximation with the form-based setup or the Basic editor, convert it to the Advanced editor mode.

Keep in mind that while every basic configuration can be translated into the advanced mode, the advanced configuration cannot be reverted. In order to revert to the Basic mode, you will have to go back to the last simulation version that was saved from the Basic editor.

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