So I've read the descriptions of what EJS 5.3 will do, and what EJSS 6.0 will do.
I'm currently using EJS 5.3 (Java version: JRE 8, Windows 10) I've created a new simulation: Lagrange Point the .zip containing the .ejs file is attached This simulation still requires finishing touches, but it is functional.
Next step is to port this simulation to EJSS.
Is it possible to use EJS 5.3 and EJSS 6.0 side by side?
The reason I ask: In Windows, EJS writes two configuration files: .ejs.txt .ejs.console.txt
My understanding is that the location where EJS writes those configuration files is hard coded. So I assume that if I try to use EJS 5.3 and EJSS 6.0 side by side each will overwrite those two configuration files. Of course, most of the settings will be identical. Still, one setting is different: whether to generate Java simulation or JS simulation.
