Perfect Striking and Interactive Animation

Practise ringing and calling with the other bells, by tracking the place of one or more bells.   Watch the moving ropes or hand bells and the scrolling display, with red and blue lines, and listen to perfect striking, while you enter your place and/or calls.   You can ring any or all of the bells, using keyboard, mouse or sensors, and the simulator will ring the others.   Real tower or hand bell sounds and voiced calls (eg. LOOK TO..., GO method, BOB, SINGLE, OMIT, EXTREME, ROUNDS, THATS ALL and STAND) will be heard, rung either cart-wheel style or with open hand strokes.

Screen Shot 1:   The Ring window is the base from which everything stems.   It contains the Changes and Animation windows plus the optional tool button and status bars.   You don't have to view the animation, if you don't want to, and each of the windows can be maximised, if you wish.   Shown here, in the Changes window are the optional red and blue lines and lots of mistakes, and in the Animation window, the ringer and rope are ghosted. The changes listing can now be scrolled up and down, and the Changes and Animation windows can be docked (left, right, top or bottom) to simplify resizing.
Changes window The Changes window (on the right, above) shows the rows, progressing through the method/touch, and the call (GO method).   At the start of each lead of a method, the entry point of the blue line bell will be displayed, as the (n)th place bell.   Also displayed are the correct place of the blue line bell, your input place, your striking faults (as a percentage of a strike), Hand strokes, calls and the Hand/Back bar (indicating the current/next input).   The changes are always displayed, but the other items are optional, including the row ahead (shown dimly in Screen Shot 2 of Accuracy and Precision Monitoring) - optionally in full or not at all - and the widths of the red and blue lines. Most of the display can be customised, including the animation, the changes window content, layout (to the left, right or centre), font and colours (except the fault% colours), and the status bar items can be customised. Title Bar and Main Window
Screen Shot 2:   This detail view also shows the method name in the title bar and, when a touch is selected, the touch name and length.   If no method is selected it will show your Call Changes selection, Free-Strike if all bells are selected, or Rounds and Call Changes (which could be either manual calls or random).   The colours in both the Changes and Animation windows can be altered as required. Status Bar The Status bar shown above includes the prompt or status (Ringing), the speed and peal time, the red recording in progress flag, the green call pending flag (B for Bob, indicating that you have manually initiated a Bob, and that it will be called shortly), the yellow striking challenge flag, the blue odd-striking flag, the 'That's All' status (or Keep Going), the input time for conductor's calls, the selected bells input mode, and your accuracy ie. the number of place errors, the row count and the percentage accuracy.
Screen Shot 3   shows the remainder of the Status bar including the defined calls, the scroll buttons, the place notation and the touch, both highlighting their positions as the touch progresses.   The touch panel includes the start row 123456 as defined for the touch.   The whole status bar is optional, as are each of the items it contains.