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@@ -19,7 +19,7 @@ benefits.
1.
`ddsim`
- a robust python program that is highly configurable. Good for
running quick simulations using built-in detector constructions, built-in
hit data model, and built-in sensitive detectors (tracker or calorimeter).
We used
`ddsim`
in
[
part 1
](
part1/simple_detector
)
of this tutorial. See
We used
`ddsim`
in
[
part 1
](
../
part1/simple_detector
)
of this tutorial. See
`ddsim -h`
for more details.
2.
Manual configuring the DDG4 setup. This can be achieved using XML, C++ (eg
in a ROOT script), or using the python interface. As we will see, this
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