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 If you find any errors, please let us know through the [[https://we-measure.io/contact|contact form]]. We are happy to correct it as soon as anyhow possible.</alert> If you find any errors, please let us know through the [[https://we-measure.io/contact|contact form]]. We are happy to correct it as soon as anyhow possible.</alert>
  
-<alert warning>The second and also very important part is to select the loops as they are currently applied to the main lines at the risers.</alert> +<alert warning>It is crucial to have the right loops set for Simulation and ultimately also to have the status quo based on which you can do your trim adjustments. However, loops can also be updated during Measurement or even during Simulation by using the edit button ({{icons:edit.svg?20x20}}).</alert>
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-This information is necessary to make the simulation work and ultimately also to have the status quo based on which you can do your trim adjustments.+
  
 If a wing already has an assigned measurement from a previous date, the latest known loop status will be automatically imported. If a wing already has an assigned measurement from a previous date, the latest known loop status will be automatically imported.
  
-Also, if you already have set the loops in the wing information, they will automatically be imported. Make sure that you didn't change anything since. +If you already have set the loops in the wing information, they will automatically be imported. Make sure that you didn't change anything since.
  
 <alert warning>Only if loops are entered correctly, changing them in the simulation will predict something that at least is similar to what the actual length change will be after re-measuring.</alert> <alert warning>Only if loops are entered correctly, changing them in the simulation will predict something that at least is similar to what the actual length change will be after re-measuring.</alert>
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 After entering your loops, you can select, if you would like to include **brakes** in your measurement or not. After entering your loops, you can select, if you would like to include **brakes** in your measurement or not.
  
-//While we have updated already more than 100 variants with brake data, you might realize, that you might not have the option to select brake measurement on your wing. Please send us a [[https://we-measure.io/contact|message]] to let us know, you need it in this case.//+<alert info>While we have updated already more than 100 variants with brake data, you might realize, that you don't have the option to select brake measurement on a particular wing. Please send us a [[https://we-measure.io/contact|message]] to let us know, you need it in this case.</alert>
  
  
 ===== Measurement order ===== ===== Measurement order =====
 Before starting the measurement you can chose which direction you would like to follow during your measurement. While you always start on the left side in the middle, the default setup "rows" will follow from the innermost A suspension point all the way to the wing tip before moving to the B row etc.. "Columns" in contrast first measures all suspension points in one column (a1, b1, c1, d1) before moving to the next. "Sections" measures all suspension points that are attached to one main line. Before starting the measurement you can chose which direction you would like to follow during your measurement. While you always start on the left side in the middle, the default setup "rows" will follow from the innermost A suspension point all the way to the wing tip before moving to the B row etc.. "Columns" in contrast first measures all suspension points in one column (a1, b1, c1, d1) before moving to the next. "Sections" measures all suspension points that are attached to one main line.