## Starting Grid3D

How exactly Grid3D is started depends on the operating system. On Windows, you usually only have to click on the .jar file to start it.

We try to provide you start scripts for the most common environments. If that does not help, you have to start the program from the command line. This can be achieved by typing

java -jar grid3d.jar

In case of any error, you have to make sure that there are the following files in the same directory as grid3d.jar:

- epsgraphics.jar
- junit.jar

These are usually distributed along with Grid3D.