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SimGe

Simulation Generator (SimGe) is a Windows desktop environment for High Level Architecture (HLA) object modeling, federation architecture design, and federate code generation. It connects model editing and analysis with generation for the Fora IEEE 1516-2025 client and inspection of captured telemetry.

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Latest release: SimGe 0.5.2 (September 14, 2026). Read What's New for release highlights or Release Notes for the complete history.

From models to federates

  • Object modeling (OMDE): Create and edit modular FOMs and SOMs using OMT tables, document viewers, diagrams, and a model-analysis dashboard. Import and export HLA 1.3 FED and IEEE 1516-2010/2025 FDD files.
  • Federation architecture (FAME): Define federate applications and their model associations, inspect federation structure, and describe deployment infrastructure.
  • Code generation: Generate C# / .NET integration code for Fora, with federate lifecycle scaffolding, object and interaction models, datatypes, and codecs.
  • Reports and telemetry: Review model reports and inspect captured runs with the experimental Telemetry Inspector Visualizer.

See Features for capabilities and links to detailed guidance, including validation scopes, generation options, and experimental functionality.

Start using SimGe

  1. Download the installer and review Installation & Updates. SimGe requires Windows 10/11 (64-bit) and the .NET 10 Desktop Runtime (x64).
  2. Follow Quick Start to create a project or explore the bundled Chat and STMS samples.
  3. Use the User Manual to edit models, design federations, generate code, and interpret results.

RPR/NETN research corpora and their reports are not included in the installer.

Documentation

  • Features — Overview of object modeling, federation architecture, code generation, reports, and telemetry inspection.
  • User Manual — Guidance for installation, modeling, generation, and analysis.
  • What's New — Highlights of the latest release.
  • Release Notes — Version history and release verification notes.
  • Disclaimer — Usage terms and the AI-assisted documentation notice.

Structural metric definitions are available in the published paper. See Model Metrics & Reports for its scope and how to interpret SimGe's outputs.

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