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AutorunSequencing

AutorunSequencing
is an option for Manipulate that specifies how autorun should use the controls provided.

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Possible settings include:

	Automatic	sequentially run each variable
	{Automatic,t}	run sequentially for t seconds in total
	i	run only variable i
	{i,j,...}	run variable i, then j, ...
	{{i,t_i},...}	run variable i for t seconds, etc.
	All	run all variables together
	{All,t}	run all variables together for t seconds

With the setting {Automatic, t}, each variable is allocated the same time.

Each variable always starts from the initial value specified for it, and returns to the same value.

Controls are numbered sequentially based on their appearance in the original Manipulate expression. The numbering is not affected by which controls are visible.

AutorunSequencing is used when a Manipulate expression is exported using Export to a dynamic format.

Basic Examples (3)

Control the order of the variables when Autorun is chosen from the Manipulate menu:

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Specify a different duration for each variable (default 5):

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Specify All to run through all variables simultaneously:

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