• A "token" is a VTube term that means "a word that VTube replaces with a value."
• A "tag" is text that HTML uses to control formatting. Iteration tags are enclosed in corner brackets < and >. So, <vtube_iterate section=XYZ> is a tag with a token of "section=XYZ". Iteration tags use one of the token names below to allow for multiple rows of data from one of the array tokens in this page. See the example at the bottom of this page.

This is a list of iteration section tokens. Use these tokens to set the expected iteration count for any array token in this list of tokens.

1. XYZ
2. XYZMEAS
3. XYZFIT
4. XYZDEV
5. XYZDATUM
6. XYZ_UNBENT
7. LRA
8. LRACONRAC
9. LRACONRAC_Measured
10. LRAMEAS
11. LRACOR
12. LRAERR
13. LRACORDAMP
14. LRABENDERSETUP
15. LRABENDERPLUSADJUSTED
16. LRABENDERPLUSADJUSTEDDAMP
17. INSPECTION
18. INTERSECTIONLENGTHS_MASTER
19. INTERSECTIONLENGTHS_MEASURED
20. LRABENDER_UNBENT
21. TAN_MASTER
22. TAN_MEASURED
23. TAN_ALIGNED
24. BENDPROFILE_SLICES
25. NOTELIST
26. BENDCOUNT
27. STRAIGHTCOUNT_MASTER
28. STRAIGHTCOUNT_MEASURED
29. STRAIGHTCOUNT_FIT
30. SPACEOBJECTS

This is a sample section that shows how to use an interaction section tag:

<vtube_iterate section=XYZ>

<tr>
   <td class="td_index"><vtube_val>Array_INDEX</vtube_val></td>
   <td class="td_xyz"><vtube_val>Array_X</vtube_val>
   (<vtube_val_alt>Array_X</vtube_val_alt>)</td>
   <td class="td_xyz"><vtube_val>Array_Y</vtube_val>
   (<vtube_val_alt>Array_Y</vtube_val_alt>)</td>
   <td class="td_xyz"><vtube_val>Array_Z</vtube_val>
   (<vtube_val_alt>Array_Z</vtube_val_alt>)</td>
   <td class="td_xyz_radius"><vtube_val>Array_RADIUS_XYZ</vtube_val>
   (<vtube_val_alt>Array_RADIUS_XYZ</vtube_val_alt>)</td>
</tr>

</vtube_iterate>

In this case, the iteration count is applied to the <tr> section of the table using the number of master XYZ points.

So, if there are 5 points, the <tr> section is called five times.

(Note: The <vtube_val_alt> html element displays linear values in the alternate linear unit from the currently displayed linear unit in the user interface.)