The picture is not allowed to lie.
TOKNITH visualization is derived from model state. It is not a separate interpretation of the operation.
If the model says
| The model says | The picture shows |
|---|---|
| The worker moved | The worker moves |
| The vehicle is blocked | The vehicle is blocked |
| The conveyor is accumulating | Accumulation appears |
| The machine stopped | The machine stops |
| The patient changed location | The patient changes location |
| The fluid level increased | The level increases |
The visualization reflects the model.
The picture is not the model. But the picture cannot contradict the model.
Not a second source of truth.
The visualization makes the model understandable without becoming a second source of truth.
TOKNITH does not maintain separate operational truth for the simulation, the visualization, the physical model, the live operation, or the scenario branch. They are representations or states of the same underlying model.
The model owns state. The visualization represents it.
A protected product principle.
If an object moves in the model, it moves in the visualization. If an object is blocked, the visualization shows the blockage. If a continuous quantity changes, the visualization reflects the change. If an agent changes location or state, the visualization reflects that state.
The visualization cannot create a convenient interpretation that contradicts the underlying model.
One clock. One model. Many futures. One reality.
Model the operation. Rehearse the change. Connect it to reality.
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