📄️ Overview
Below, you'll find an aerial view of Aquila. Moving forward, the quick start guide proceeds to explain the utilization of controls featured throughout the application. Finally, it wraps up with a step-by-step walkthrough for creating a study.
📄️ Entering Dates
Dates can be entered either by typing them into the field on the left side of the date control or by using the date picker. To open the date picker, simply click on the dropdown indicator located on the right-side of the control.
📄️ Working with Numeric Tables
Numeric tables are used to create and display lists of aspects, hotspots, and intervals needed for different studies. You can manage the values in these tables as follows:
📄️ Presets Functionality
The presets functionality enables you to save and recall settings for ephemerides, natal data, filter scripts, and tables of aspects, hotspots, and intervals.
📄️ Customizing the Events Table
Changing the Column Visibillity and Order
📄️ Adding Locations
Opening the Locations Editor
📄️ Saving a Workspace
You can save a workspace, along with any studies it contains, in three ways:
📄️ Study Types
There are 18 different study types available, each generating a list of specific astronomical/astrological events. Every event will include at least one date/time and a corresponding body position. Here's a brief overview of each study type:
📄️ Creating a Study
To begin a new Natal Aspects study you have two options:
📄️ Study Parameters
Robert Gordon is the central character in W.D. Gann's novel 'The Tunnel Thru The Air or Looking Back From 1940.' We're going to create a list of aspects that transiting planets form with the planets in Robert Gordon's birth chart. To proceed we need to define the ephemeris that we want to use and enter Robert Gordon's birth location, date and time.
📄️ Generating the Events
With all the study parameters now defined, we can proceed to generate the events. Simply click the 'Run' button to start the process.