Evan Black

Right now, I'm afraid there is not a way to do that. I do see that as a useful thing to have though. Maybe as an option for a `NodeConfiguration`...

Hey, [the latest release](https://github.com/usnistgov/NetSimulyzer-ns3-module/releases/tag/v1.0.10) fully supports ns-3.41 `EnumValue`s. Give this one a shot and let me know if you still have issues

Added in [Version 1.0.11](https://github.com/usnistgov/NetSimulyzer/releases/tag/v1.0.11)

Hey Charles, Thanks for the feedback. I'd definitely like to visualize packet transmission somehow. The expanding sphere thing sounds like a decent way to do that, and visually that's not...

Yep, it's off by default, though. You can find it in File->Settings, in the "Graphics" section it's "Show Motion Trails". (In this screenshot, it's turned on) 

Right now, no. I guess I always just saw this as up to user preference, and not necessarily a per-simulation thing, Since it can be turned on and off easily...

I never thought of turning it on or off on a particular `Node`, but I guess that does make sense. I'll mention this, and see if others would be interested...

Not a problem. I can just transfer this issue to the NetSimulyzer project. As far zooming and the `Ctrl` and `Alt` modifiers go, I'm afraid those only work when zooming...

Hey Charles, Yeah, I agree; I think something like that would be useful. I don't think it would be that CPU intensive either since it'd be about 1-2 arithmetic operations...

I could only replicate this with clang version: 20.1.8. I could not replicate with gcc. The link in the original issue points to a compilation error in `../contrib/vr-app/model/burst-sink.h`, I was...