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Using MUMIE via plugin in local LMS
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| 4 | -After defining the variables, you can use several commands to | |
| 5 | -add [label](#adding-labels-to-variables), [color and transparencies](#changing-the-color-of-variables), and [individual stylings](#further-stylings) for the variables. | |
| 6 | -In addition, you can make the objects leave [temporary traces](#enable-traces-for-objects) when being moved. | |
| 4 | +After defining the variables, you can use several commands to add [label](#adding-labels-to-variables), [color and transparencies](#changing-the-color-of-variables), and [individual stylings](#further-stylings) for the variables. In addition, you can make the objects leave [temporary traces](#enable-traces-for-objects) when being moved. | |
| 7 | 5 | These only affect their appearance in the canvases. |
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| 9 | 7 | You can also choose how numbers appearing in text are displayed (as rational fractions, reals or integers) by setting the [_field_](#command-field) of the variable, and also configure how the tuples for variables like points, vectors, and vectorfields are [displayed in text](#command-vectorform). |
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| 18 | 16 | Labels are added with the command `\label{<varnames>}{<labelText>}` within the environment of |
| 19 | 17 | the visualization, but outside of the `variable`-environment, `canvas`-environment etc. |
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| 21 | -For `labeltext`, you can use standard text, LaTeX-commands, and math mode, as well as values of variables with the same syntax `\var{n}` as in texts. However, not all types of variables are supported in labels, but only those that provide a number value or function term. This includes coordinates of points to which you refer as `\var{p}[x]` and `\var{p}[y}`, as you would do in text. | |
| 19 | +For `labeltext`, you can use standard text, LaTeX-commands, and math mode, as well as values of variables with the same syntax `\var{n}` as in texts. However, not all types of variables are supported in labels, but only those that provide a number value or function term. This includes coordinates of points to which you refer as `\var{p}[x]` and `\var{p}[y]`, as you would do in text. | |
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| 23 | 21 | Usually, the label will be displayed next to the object in the canvas(es). |
| 24 | 22 | An exception is the slider. Here the value shown next to the slider will be replaced by |
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